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Qingdao is a coastal city, which has hundreds of years of modern urban infrastructure history. In recent years, Qingdao has become the main gateway of China's foreign trade and an important starting point of the Maritime Silk Road. Therefore, the city scale and area of Qingdao are expanding rapidly. With the expansion of the city scale, the coastal landscape belt of Qingdao city has also expanded. However, in the process of landscape belt construction, Qingdao is faced with many core issues of urban planning and design, including construction land planning, construction and maintenance funding, environmental protection, etc. Through a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis, this paper analyzes the above problems and puts forward solutions. In the early stage of landscape belt planning, enterprises can be invited to participate in the planning and design by introducing financial leverage of financial funds reasonably, which will improve the economic benefits of the coastal landscape belt. Through the comprehensive utilization of the planning system in the coastal landscape belt, these problems can be solved. In the construction of Qingdao coastal landscape belt, full use should be made of the original sewage facilities, including inheritance and sustainable use of the Qingdao low-impact development construction concept.