Baidi is a link connecting Hangzhou's urban area with the scenic area. From the east, the bridge is broken, and the Jindai Bridge is westward. It ends at the Pinghu Qiuyue and can be 2 miles long. In the Tang Dynasty, it was called Baishadi and Shadi, and later in Song and Ming, it was also called Gushan Road and Shijintang. When Bai Juyi, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, made a history of Hangzhou, he built the Baigong Dike in Baisha Road today. It has not existed yet. The Hang people commemorate his achievements and recorded the present Bai Di in his credit book. The white embankment was paved with white sand. It has been changed to tarmac, and the flowers on both sides are splendid, with colorful peaches and colorful weeping willows. Jindai Bridge was formerly known as Bihan Bridge. It is said that when Kangxi traveled to the West Lake, the dragon boat entered the lake from the bridge.