Zhihe Bridge

Zhihe Bridge

Zhihe Bridge [west side of No. 88, South Street, Fengjing Town] A single-arch stone bridge, also known as Shengtang Bridge, named after its construction during the Zhìhé era of the Yuan Dynasty (1328) and renovated during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. Made of Wukang stone, it runs east-west, spanning the Fengjing Market River. The bridge is 20 meters long, 2.9 meters wide, and has a clear span of 7 meters. Each side of the bridge deck is lined with 15 flagstones serving as guardrails, and there are 16 steps at each end. It was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Jinshan District in 2000.