Bridges and pictures about Fuzhou

This is the picture address of some bridges in Fuzhou! /i?tn=baiduimage&ct=201326592&lm=-1&cl=2&word=%B8%A3%D6%DD%B5%C4%C7%C5This is the introduction one , the bridge in central Fujian is the best in the world. ② Bridge construction in Fuzhou also came to prominence in the Tang Dynasty. The oldest existing stone bridge is the Longquan Bridge in Hongwei Township, Minhou County. It was built in the first year of Tang Jingyun (710). It is a stone arch bridge with a length of 3.3 meters. Hewn from a single boulder. There is also the Fuzhou "Lianban Bridge" built in the sixth year of Dali in the Tang Dynasty (771). It is located in front of Lianban Village, Chengmen Town, southern suburbs, at the northern foot of Ganquan Mountain. It is a stone flat-beam building with a single hole, a total length of 15 meters and a width of 1.41 meters. The bridge abutments on both sides are rectangular in shape and are built with strips of stone on wooden piles. The diameter of the wooden piles is about 40 centimeters. There are two large stone beams between the two bridge abutments. On the stone beams are inscribed: "At that time, Jing Lianman and his wife Lin Liuniang built a bridge for their parents, wishing that their family and country would be safe and they would benefit from both. In the eighth month of Xinhai in the Yuan Dynasty Made in three days." Shangyuan Xinhai was the sixth year of Dali in the Tang Dynasty. ③The "Jilong Bridge" located at the exit of Xinggang, Min'an Town, downstream of the Minjiang River Estuary, also known as "Feigai Bridge" and "Shengong Bridge", was also built in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt by Zheng Xingzhi of the Song Dynasty; in the 15th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1835) ) and was renovated in 1922. It is a stone multi-span outrigger flat beam building running north-south, with a total length of 65.65 meters and a width of 4.46 meters. It has 5 piers and 6 holes. The piers are in the shape of a boat, and three huge stone beams are laid between each two piers. There are stone railings on both sides of the bridge deck. The cross-section of the railings is square, and the columns are carved with lions, lotus flowers, balls, etc. There is the Xuandi Pavilion in the south of the bridge. The pavilion is made of wood and has four corners. There are two stone steles on the sides. One is "Feigai Bridge" inscribed by Zheng Xingzhi, and the other is "Shen Gong Bridge" inscribed by scholars and people during the Kangxi period. There is the Shengwang Temple in the north of the bridge. The temple is a civil structure with double eaves on the top of the mountain. There is a cross-street pavilion in front of the temple, which connects the temple and the bridge into one.

There are three stone tablets in the pavilion, recording the historical evolution of "Jilong Bridge"