Guzifu Bridge

Guzifu Bridge

Guzifu Bridge is located in Xixing, a millennia-old commercial hub rich in cultural heritage. It derives its name from the ancient Zifu Temple of the Wu and Yue states that once stood to the west of the bridge, and is commonly known as the "Monks' Bridge." It was renovated in the 18th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty (1753). The ancient bridge is a single-arch stone structure, nearly fifteen meters in length and about four meters wide, with the three characters “古资福桥” (Guzifu Bridge) engraved on the central arch.

Xixing Subdistrict: Xixing Subdistrict is situated at the eastern gateway of Binjiang District and serves as the location of the district’s administrative center. It borders Beigan Subdistrict of Xiaoshan to the east, faces Xianghu Lake to the south, neighbors Changhe Subdistrict to the west, and looks out to the Qiantang River to the north. The area features the Olympic Sports and Expo Center and the Internet of Things Industrial Park to the north, the Beitang Riverside and the historic preservation zone of Xixing Old Street in the central part, and the district industrial park along with Baima Lake Eco-Creative City to the south, making it a core development zone of the High-Tech Zone (Binjiang). Covering a total area of 17.6 square kilometers, it governs 13 communities (including 8 transformed village-based communities and 5 urban communities), with a permanent population of 87,032 and a floating population of 37,656. Subdistrict details++