Guanyin Bridge in Baihe Village

Guanyin Bridge in Baihe Village

Guanyin Bridge in Baihe Village is a cultural relic protection unit of Luzhou City.

Guanyin Bridge in Baihe Village, built during the Qing Dynasty, is a single-arch stone slab bridge oriented from northwest to southeast, spanning the Maxi River. The bridge is 22.74 meters long, 3.45 meters wide, with an arch span of approximately 4.45 meters. The bridge deck is paved with stone slabs and slightly arched. At the southwest end of the arch opening, there remains a fully carved dragon tail, along with cloud-pattern engravings. The northwest and southeast ends of the bridge are each equipped with “eight”-shaped stone retaining walls, and the stone walls at both ends are carved with dragon heads and tails. The dragon heads are raised upward with mouths open and teeth visible. In March 2006, it was designated as part of the seventh batch of municipal-level cultural relic protection units by the Luzhou Municipal People's Government.