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Jia Hong Bridge is located in Renju Village, Renju Town, Pingyuan County. One of the town's landmarks is this stone bridge, built during the Ming Dynasty — Jia Hong Bridge. Despite being overgrown with wild grass, the bridge remains incredibly sturdy, evoking genuine admiration for the wisdom of the ancient craftsmen. This massive stone structure is ingeniously fitted together using special techniques, with no use of any adhesives...

Jia Hong Bridge

Jia Hong Bridge is located in Renju Village, Renju Town, Pingyuan County.

One of the town's landmarks is this stone bridge, built during the Ming Dynasty — Jia Hong Bridge. Despite being overgrown with wild grass, the bridge remains incredibly sturdy, evoking genuine admiration for the wisdom of the ancient craftsmen. This massive stone structure is ingeniously fitted together using special techniques, with no use of any adhesive.

In 2012, it was designated as part of the Seventh Batch of Cultural Relics Protection Units by the People's Government of Guangdong Province.

Renju Village: Located in the central area of Renju Town, Pingyuan County, Meizhou City, Renju Village is also the seat of the Renju Town government. The village comprises 21 villager groups, with 559 registered households and a population of 2,183. It covers a total area of 4.62 square kilometers, including 1,550 mu of arable land. The village enjoys a subtropical monsoon climate, characterized by mild temperatures, abundant rainfall, ample sunshine, low wind speeds, and short frost periods, with an average annual temperature of 19.5°C and approximately 1,693 mm of annual precipitation. Key economic crops include sweet corn, sweetleaf bush, and flue-cured tobacco. The village’s characteristic economic income amounts to 3.08 million yuan, with the previous year’s data... Detailed information about Renju Village++

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· Seventh Batch of Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units

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