The south station building of Wuxi Railway Station was constructed in 1988, with renovations in connection area and facade in 2002 and 2004.
It has the length in 140 meters and height in 22.8 meters.
The south station building had an interior re-decorations in 2017 during the comprehensive renovation.
The ticket room was located on the west side of the station building, with 11 counters and 13 ticket terminals; there is another ticketing area with terminals only on the east side of the building.
The entrance is located in the center of the south station building.
Under the door awning is the security area with 4 lines.
The former waiting rooms of the south station building after the renovation becomes the spare area of the lower-east hall and lower-west hall.
The B1 floor is the arrival area with several stores, there are 10 ticket gates in the south exit.
In the south station square, the drop-off area was in the  eastern part, while the bus terminal is located on the both side.

The calligraphy station name sign hangs in the south station was written by a local artist Wang Jihe.
He wrote the name for free under the request by the construction people in 1987 during the reconstruction of the third generation of the station building.
He also wrote the sign of "Exit", "Question area" and "Ticket Area" except for the station name.
Then his works were transformed to 2.5×2.5-meter ceramic pieces for each character by Yixing Factory of Fine Pottery and hung on the station building.
The signs were changed to brass-made material in 2001.
After the facade renovation of 2005, the signs were replaced by the computer fonts and caused the controversies among local citizens, then the station re-produced the calligraphy signs with English names using acrylic glass afterward.
The calligraphy sign is still placed on the south station building, making contrast to the signs in SimLi in the north station building.
The south station building of Wuxi Railway Station was constructed in 1988, with renovations in connection area and facade in 2002 and 2004. It has the length in 140 meters and height in 22.8 meters. The south station building had an interior re-decorations in 2017 during the comprehensive renovation. The ticket room was located on the west side of the station building, with 11 counters and 13 ticket terminals; there is another ticketing area with terminals only on the east side of the building. The entrance is located in the center of the south station building. Under the door awning is the security area with 4 lines. The former waiting rooms of the south station building after the renovation becomes the spare area of the lower-east hall and lower-west hall. The B1 floor is the arrival area with several stores, there are 10 ticket gates in the south exit. In the south station square, the drop-off area was in the  eastern part, while the bus terminal is located on the both side.
The calligraphy station name sign hangs in the south station was written by a local artist Wang Jihe. He wrote the name for free under the request by the construction people in 1987 during the reconstruction of the third generation of the station building. He also wrote the sign of "Exit", "Question area" and "Ticket Area" except for the station name. Then his works were transformed to 2.5×2.5-meter ceramic pieces for each character by Yixing Factory of Fine Pottery and hung on the station building. The signs were changed to brass-made material in 2001. After the facade renovation of 2005, the signs were replaced by the computer fonts and caused the controversies among local citizens, then the station re-produced the calligraphy signs with English names using acrylic glass afterward. The calligraphy sign is still placed on the south station building, making contrast to the signs in SimLi in the north station building.
Wuxi railway station