Abstract The study aims to analyze and probe into the possible impacts brought by the image transformation of Du-Shing 10th Village, a veteran community. We try to understand the residents¡¦ willingness to get involved and the feasibility of giving a brand new appearance, ¡§cultural park¡¨, to Du-Shing 10th Village, and to promote the development of cultural tourism in Penghu. In addition, we also consult the related authorities and resident representatives for their ideas and opinions toward the development scheme of the project. At first, help the residents to understand the meaning of idle space reuse and the significance of culture conservation. Then, explain the concept of transforming Du-Shing 10th Village into a cultural park to the residents and hopefully improve their willingness to support and to participate in the project, or strengthen the tourists¡¦ motivation to have a cultural tour to Penghu. Multiple tourism types can meet different tourists¡¦ needs. The idea not only can connect with the surrounding tourist spots to solve the problem with overcrowded tourists during the high season, it can also increase the re-visiting rate. For the orientation of the future transformation scheme, strategic implementation of sustainable development is one of the most important elements to sustain a local culture. In addition, without a doubt, the cooperation of local government authority, the conservation of the characteristic of a local culture and the feasibility of a scheme are all indispensible factors to keep promoting a local culture¡¦s development. The platform created by Cultural Affairs Bureau and Tourism Bureau can also be leveraged to propagate the culture of veteran communities to draw the attentions of tourism or travel business operators, tourists and residents for the purpose of reaching the common interest, promoting the development of cultural tourism, raising the willing of local residents to get involved, boosting the economic effects of Penghu and; furthermore, ensuring the sustainable development of the offshore cultural tourism.