They aren’t just bridges – built hundreds of years ago by ancient Chinese engineers, these old antiques matches perfectly with the surrounding and are committed to bridge aesthetics and architecture aesthetics of China. Furthermore, they have given an image of everlasting value.
Huimin Bridge (惠民桥) - Built between 1163-1173, this ancient floating bridge over Gongjiang River in Ganzhou is 400 m long and made up of over 100 canoes.
Shuanglong Bridge or Double Dragon Bridge (双龙桥) in Jianshui, Yunnan Province
Shiyan Bridge or Ten Eyes Bridge (十眼桥) – Next to water town Suzhou, Jinxi Town boasts 36 old bridges, among which the Ming Dynasty Shiyan Bridge is most famous one.
An Ping Bridge (安平桥) - First built in 1138, the 2255-meter-long An Ping Bridge in Quanzhou, Fujian Province is a masterwork of ancient Chinese bridge and the longest stone bridge of ancient China.
Guangji Bridge (广济桥) - Located in Guangdong province's Chaozhou city, it is known as one of China's four famous ancient bridges.
Sanjiang Wind & Rain Bridge
Bridge of Immortals on Yellow Mountain
Wukong Bridge or Five-hole Bridge in Jade Spring Park (or Black Dragon Pool Park) in Lijiang Acient Town
Long Bridge on West Lake, Hangzhou
“The World’s No. 1 Bridge” in Zhangjiajie
The Walking Marriage Bridge in Lugu Lake, Sichuan Province
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