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What places of interest are there in Jianyang?

Bookstore Nanmu Hall 1

Located in Jianyang rural ancient street, it was built by Chen, a bookseller in the late Qing Dynasty, and belongs to a rare brick-wood structure ancient residence in northern Fujian. Because more than 100 columns, beams, windows, tables and chairs, beds and other major furniture materials in residential buildings are all made of precious wood nanmu, it is named. After the 1980s, Chen Yixin's grandson redeemed half of it, and carefully repaired the damaged part, which reappeared the elegance of that time from one side.

2. Zhang Dun Baisha Bridge

It is located one kilometer to 6 19 meters away from Zhangjiang route in Zhang Dun Town, Jianyang. The bridge is more than 40 meters long and has three holes. The upper parts of the diversion tips of the two piers are respectively inlaid with a "cock mouth", which is integrated with the bridge body. It was built in the third year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1370). This bridge is not only unique in structure, but also covered with a mysterious color.

According to legend, the two "chicken mouths" are the embodiment of the god of protecting the bridge. With it, Baisha Bridge has been safe and sound for hundreds of years despite the impact of big trees and mudslides. 1975, the highway maintenance department renovated the bridge deck and added railings, but the main body of the bridge still maintained its original style. This is the oldest stone arch bridge and is still used as a highway bridge.

3. Stone arch bridge with pit

Located in Nakeng, Raoba Village, Fang Shu Township, Jianyang, it is a district-level cultural relics protection unit in Jianyang. There are 13 bridges and 8 stone arch bridges (single stone arch bridges) in a stream one kilometer away in front of Nakeng Village. It was built in the 17th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1538) to the first year of Wanli (1572). In the fifteenth year of Qing Qianlong (1750), stone railings were added.

Bridges are all 6.5 to 7.3 meters long and 4.5 to 5.6 meters wide. That pit was the only place to build the ancient (Yang)-Shao (Wu) road, so these arch bridges were built to facilitate travel. Nakeng Bridge is a rare stone bridge complex in northern Fujian. There are inscriptions on stone carvings in Ming and Qing Dynasties beside the bridge, which record the whole construction of the bridge. The bridge is well preserved and can still be used today.

4. Huangkengtaizi Bridge

There are 7 stone arch bridges on a stream between Changjiang Jiancun and Lijiatang in Huangkeng, Jianyang, and the bridge type is single stone arch bridge. According to historical records, it was built in the Ming Dynasty, at the latest in the Chongzhen period. One of them is located on the Taiziling River in Changjian Village. It is called Taizi Bridge, the largest, with a span of18.6m, a width of 3.6m and a height of10m.

Levin Bridge has a span of about16m, a width of 3m and a height of about10m. The span of the double stone bridge is about10m. Each span of Liqiao Bridge (two bridges) in western Anhui is about 10 meter. Poplar Bridge spans about 4 meters. There is a bridge-repairing monument in Lijiatang Village, which was signed in the 16th year of Daming Chongzhen (1643). The ancient bridge is well preserved and still accessible today.

5. Stone carvings on the cliffs of Xishan Mountain

Located on the west side of the top of the mountain, next to Shamao Rock, the word is one meter square, belonging to the municipal cultural relics protection unit. Stone carving is an authentic imperial book given to Favor Cai by Li Zong Yi Mao in the third year of Bao You in the Southern Song Dynasty (1255). The font is vigorous, magnificent and exquisitely carved, as good as ever.

The "Xishan" cliff stone carving is located on the west side of the top of the mountain, next to Shamao Rock, one meter square, belonging to the municipal cultural relics protection unit. Stone carving is an authentic imperial book given to Favor Cai by Li Zong Yi Mao in the third year of Bao You in the Southern Song Dynasty (1255). The font is vigorous, magnificent and exquisitely carved, as good as ever.

Jianyang district people's government-cultural heritage