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Yangcheng Bridge

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Also known as Liuyi Bridge, Yangcheng Bridge was built by Ouyang Cheng of the Ming Dynasty, who was referred to as "Liuyi Gong" (Six-One Lord), hence the bridge's name. It is located 300 meters southeast of Baishui Township and 56 kilometers northwest of the county seat. According to the 1940 edition of the Wanzi County Annals, the bridge was constructed in the 16th year of the Jiajing reign during the Ming Dynasty (1537 AD). In the 13th year of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty...

Yangcheng Bridge

Also known as Liuyi Bridge, Yangcheng Bridge was built by Ouyang Cheng of the Ming Dynasty, who was referred to as "Liuyi Gong" (Six-One Lord), hence the bridge's name.

The bridge is situated 300 meters southeast of Baishui Township and 56 kilometers northwest of the county seat. According to the 1940 edition of the Wanzi County Annals, it was built in the 16th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1537 AD). It collapsed in both the 13th and 60th years of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty. In the 6th year of the Jiaqing reign (1801 AD), Ouyang Tai, a descendant of Ouyang Cheng, oversaw its reconstruction.

The bridge features two piers and three arches, constructed from bluestone. It is 29 meters long, 5 meters wide, and 5.6 meters high overall. The bridge deck includes a sidewalk, with stone railings on both sides and drip holes carved to prevent rainwater from running down the sidewalls. The abutments at either end are 6 meters high with foundations 2 meters thick, all built from bluestone slabs measuring 0.8 meters in length and 3 meters in width. The single-pointed boat-shaped piers are 3.26 meters high, and the arch crowns consist of nine individual segmented arches.

Baishui Township: Located in the northwestern part of Wanzi County, Baishui Township borders Xiaohé Township and Zhāngfāng Town of Liuyang City to the north, connects to Chìxīng Township to the east, adjoins Tánbù Town to the south, and is bordered by Huángmáo Town to the west. The township covers a total area of 64 square kilometers and has over 600 years of history in lily cultivation, earning it the reputation as the “Hometown of Lilies.” It administers seven administrative villages and one neighborhood committee, including one provincially designated poverty-stricken village and six severely impoverished villages. The township has a total of 2,797 households and a population of 11,107.

— Fiscal and Taxation, Investment Promotion. As of now, the township has achieved a total tax revenue of 82.15 million yuan, representing a year-on-year increase of 54.5%. … More detailed information about Baishui Township ++

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