Bridge of Remembrance Review

It's a memorial to the dead, and if you're nearby, take a moment to visit the monument and walk across the bridge - hopefully all those who have sacrificed their lives in the conflict will somehow move you.

The bridge is to commemorate the New Zealand Legion who was sent to the battlefield in World War I to fight for its metropolitan Britain. Ten percent of New Zealand's population died in World War I for Britain, which was a shame. The white bridge is also desolate

This is also a punch-in attraction in Christchurch, free of charge. The appearance is actually nothing special, it is a stone arch bridge plus a stone arch, showing ordinary and simple, but this is built by the New Zealand people to commemorate the New Zealand soldiers who participated in World War I and sacrificed. The location is on the east side of Halag Park, and you will be able to walk through the gate to the center of Christchurch, so you can walk along the way.

After the end of the car left the botanical garden, the tour guide led us to the container market to visit, this is a market established for the convenience of the public after the earthquake, although the container is used as a room, but the whole market layout is very tasteful. There is a bridge on the Avon River next to the market, and there is a triumphal arch building on the bridge called the "Memorial Bridge". The guide told us that this was the military's destruction of the memorial sign during the First World War. The New Zealand officers and men in the New Zealand-Australian Joint Forces were all ranchers, who rushed to the battlefield to achieve masculinity, and the result was that the army with little combat experience and training was eventually lost. But they have earned the reputation of “fighting for their ideals.” Now the Arc de Triomphe is also being repaired because of the damage, and a row of drawing boards on the road opposite the Arc de Triomphe are printed with pictures of people, these life has disappeared in the 2012 earthquake.

The bridge across the Avon River, the poetic name has many stories, not far from Christchurch Cathedral, the elegant stone bridge, is the first world war, ready to go through the bridge to the station of soldiers.