Lujia Bridge

Lujia Bridge

Lujia Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Changzhou City.

Lujia Bridge, located in Huangtiandang Village, Zhenglu Town, Tianning District, is a flat stone beam bridge that is 1.64 meters wide and 15.8 meters long. The area is crisscrossed with rivers, and the bridge spans the waterway from north to south. The name “Lujia Bridge” is inscribed on both sides, though the date is somewhat blurred, with the faint outline of the characters for “Guangxu” (a reign period of the Qing Dynasty) still visible.

Huangtiandang Village: Huangtiandang Village is situated in the northeast of Zhenglu Town, bordering Shijiaxiang Village to the south, Qiangjia Village to the west, and Jiangyin to the north. Provincial Highway S232 and the Lupugang River run north-south through the village, providing convenient land and water transportation. In April 2010, the former Huangtiandang Village and the former Donggu Village were merged to form the current Huangtiandang Village. The village now covers an area of 5.43 square kilometers, with a built-up area of 1,760 mu. It consists of 28 villager groups, 10 natural villages, 1,459 households, and a total population of 3,768, including 167 Party members. By the end of 2013, the village was home to 38 enterprises. … Huangtiandang Village detailed information++