Suzhou in ancient Jiangnan was a beautiful and savage place. Barbarians at that time made a living by fishing in the water "often in the water, so they cut off their hair and tattooed their bodies to avoid injury." Agriculture is still "slash and burn", people live a life of "living in a shed for half their lives", and culture lags far behind the Central Plains.

According to Wu Taibo's Historical Records, in 84 1 year BC, Taibo and Zhong Yong Ben Man Jing built villages and lanes in Jingcun and Manxiang, Meicun, Wuxi, and built the famous first village in the south of the Yangtze River-Jingcun and Manxiang. They broke away from local customs and tattoos, and integrated advanced farming techniques and cultural forms in the Yellow River valley with Jiangnan culture. After the death of the aboriginal leader, Tiber was promoted to the leader, and 1000 people returned to Wu Taibo. The establishment of Zhucheng, named "Wu Cheng, since the number hook Wu. This area includes the present Changshu, Suzhou.