Chao'an Wanli Bridge

Chao'an Wanli Bridge

Chao'an Wanli Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Chaozhou City.

Chao'an Wanli Bridge is located in Donglong Village, Fengtang Town, Chao'an District, dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty.

In 2006, Chao'an Wanli Bridge was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Chaozhou City.

Donglong Village: Commonly known as Dongchuantou, this cluster village includes five natural villages: Donglong, Shitou, Lipan, Shenlian, and Shihou. It is located 18.1 km northwest of Anbu, the county seat of Chao'an, and 5.2 km southwest of the Fengtang Town government office. The village borders Anle Village in Denggang Town, Jiedong District, to the south, and belongs to Fengtang Town, with a population of 2,580. Established during the Hongwu era (1368–1398) of the Ming Dynasty, it has four major surnames: Qiu, Cheng, Li, and Lin. The village’s terrain resembles a dragon boat and is surrounded by water on all sides. Its founding ancestor, Qiu, who was named Dongye, combined the words “Dong” (east) and “boat” to give rise to the colloquial name Dongchuantou, which later became commonly known as Donglong.

The settlement is distributed in a strip-like pattern, with buildings… More details about Donglong Village ++