Binde Bridge

Binde Bridge

Binde Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Fuzhou City.

Binde Bridge

Located on the river of Sanbao Street in Bangzhou Subdistrict, Taijiang District, Fuzhou. Originally built during the Ming Dynasty and reconstructed in the 22nd year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1896), it is constructed from granite and stretches from east to west. The two-pier, three-arch bridge spans 28.7 meters in length and 2.7 meters in width. The bridge's stone slabs bear inscriptions such as “Binde Reconstructed Guangxu Bing Shen” and “The Third Renovation by Binshe in the Seventh Year of the Republic of China, Year of Wu Wu,” which remain relatively well preserved.

Cangxia Subdistrict: Cangxia Subdistrict, Taijiang District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, covers an area of 1.07 square kilometers and has a population of 44,500 (2004). Postal code: 350103007

Located in the southwest of Taijiang District. After the merger of Cangxia Subdistrict and Bangzhou Subdistrict in April 2004: it borders Zhongting Street to the east; reaches Baima Bridge, Beixing Heng Road, and Jiankang Street to the west; faces the Min River to the south; and connects to Sanjie River, Xiaying Road, all the way to Hongqi Village Bridgehead to the north. It governs nine communities: ~003_Zhongping Community, ~004_Xincheng Community, ~006_Qingnianhui Community, ~008_Tiandang Community, ~00…… More details about Cangxia Subdistrict++