Shijing Bridge Review

There is a historical miracle here, the environment is good, the feng shui is good, the popularity is also high, it is worth playing, living, eating, the past Guangzhou has changed from a year to a small one, three years to a big change, ten years, one ^ big change, after the reform and opening up, Guangzhou is getting better and better

Free attractions, all caused by slate. There are small corn sales on the bridge, farmhouse dishes

A bridge with a sense of historical achievement, people come and go, but also bear the function of passage

Shijingqiao crosses Shijinghe River in Shijingzhen, Baiyun District. The bridge was built in the eleventh year of Qingdaoguang (1831). It is made of granite, 68 meters long and 3.8 meters wide. It is a five-hole girder stone bridge with solid slab railings on both sides. The bridge is still a pedestrian and bicycle corridor.

Ishii Bridge is a relic of the Second Opium War. The bridge was built in Qingdao Light 11 years (1831), the whole bridge is 68 meters long, wide 3.8 meters, there are 6 piers, belong to the beam stone bridge. There are stone rails on both sides of the bridge, and there is a pavilion on each end. The Xipai has been demolished and the Dongpai is still there. The pavilion is the top of the mountain, and the green glazed tile ridge. The west of the bridge is marked by the stone carving of the "Daoguang-year-old Xinmei" period. Ishii Bridge is a historical witness to the imperialist aggression against China in modern history. In September of the six years of Qingxianfeng (1856), Britain sent warships to shell Guangzhou City on the 23rd, instigating the second Opium War, under the pretext of the "Yaro" ship incident. In the first month of the next year, France and the British formed an aggressive coalition and shelled Guangzhou in December. The people of Guangzhou, with a glorious revolutionary tradition, organized a regiment to train their armed forces against the invaders. At that time, the town of Ishijing was the most active mass armed. Now on the stone railings of Shijingqiao, there are still bullet holes shelled by the invaders at that time. Key cultural relics in Guangdong Province.