Rumei Bridge

Rumei Bridge

Rumei Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Datian County.

Rumei Bridge is located in Daru Village, Jiyang Township, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

Rumei Bridge is a single-arch stone bridge structure, built between the seventh and ninth years of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1881–1883 AD). The bridge runs from north to south and features a single-arch stone slab construction. The arch spans the river, with the bridge measuring 40 meters in length, 3.2 meters in width, and 38 meters in height. The bridge deck is stepped, and it originally had a covered

On February 27, 2017, the Datian County People's Government included Rumei Bridge in the eighth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units.

Protected area: 10 meters east of Rumei Bridge, 15 meters south, 10 meters west, and 15 meters north.

Daruu Village: Located in the southeastern part of Jiyang Township, Datian County, Daruu Village is 16 kilometers from the township government. The village has a total population of 1,349, comprising 5 natural villages and 14 villager groups. It currently has 33 Party members, 2 probationary members, 4 active applicants for Party membership, and 6 members of the village two-committee. The land area spans 11,000 mu, including 600 mu of arable land, 8,000 mu of forested land, and 3,500 mu of ecological public welfare forest, with a forest coverage rate of 60%.

The main economic sources of the villagers are agriculture and working outside the village. Migrant workers account for 75% of the total population, most of whom are distributed in Dewai, Yong... [Daruu Village detailed information++]