Yongcang Bridge

Yongcang Bridge

Yongcang Bridge is a cultural heritage protection unit of Huzhou City.

Yongcang Bridge is located in Lü Village, Balidian Town, Wuxing District. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.

In November 2015, Yongcang Bridge was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage protection unit.

Balidian Town: Balidian Town is situated in the eastern suburbs of Huzhou City, closely connected to the urban area. It borders Taihu Lake to the north and neighbors Zhili — China’s capital of children's clothing — to the east. The town is 150 kilometers from Shanghai, with the Changhu-Shen Golden Waterway running through its core, and National Highway 318 and Huzhou-Zhili Avenue traversing its territory, offering convenient transportation and a prime geographical location. The town covers an area of 90 square kilometers, governs 35 administrative villages, and has a population of 55,000. In 2003, the town achieved a GDP of 1.93 billion yuan and a total industrial and agricultural output value of 7.38 billion yuan. Its economic development and social progress have been remarkable, with its economic output ranking among the top five in the city for three consecutive years, earning recognition at the provincial level... More details about Balidian Town++