Junmin Bridge
Junmin Bridge
Located outside the flood embankment of the Gan River in Renhe Village, Renhe Town, it serves as the essential passage for pedestrians disembarking from the Gan River. The bridge runs in a north-south direction, features a single arch, and is constructed with staggered granite blocks. It measures 48 meters in length, 5.3 meters in width, 7.1 meters in height, and has a span of 9.6 meters.
According to clan genealogies, the bridge was originally built in the 16th year of the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty (1521) by Hu Kui, and was renovated in the 18th year of the Jiaqing era of the Qing Dynasty (1813) by Hu Xiangyun from Daguang Village, Renhe. The structure remains largely intact and has stood for over 400 years.
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