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Fangsheng Bridge is the most symbolic scenic spot in the ancient town of Zhujiajiao. I entered it from the entrance of Zhujiajiao Mall. I always walked through it. Although many steps were stepped into it, they were smooth and effortless. Because of festivals and holidays, the passengers on the upstream of the bridge came and went shoulder to shoulder and wanted to stand on the bridge to take pictures of the scenery, but they were urged by the people coming and going back. They were afraid of falling off the bridge and suggested avoiding the peak period. ...

Recently, the weather in Shanghai has been very good, these two days are relatively cool. Yesterday, although the sky was drifting thick clouds, now the river is blowing the river wind, so far away looking at the tourists on and off the Free Life Bridge, who can expect to encounter a beautiful sunset evening.

The Free Life Bridge in Zhujiajiao is a typical symbol, because there are different time and space on both sides of the bridge. On the left side of the bridge, it is full of the prosperity of modern civilization. Starbucks, Essyli, Xiaolin pancakes, etc. On the right is the lane in front of the old lady's house when she was a child. It's long and curved. The wooden doors and windows take you far into the past. Why is it called Free Life Bridge? Only when we get here can we understand that many people come here to let fish, turtles and tortoises, and give their kindness a place to rest on. Viewing the scenery on the Free Life Bridge, everything is quiet and beautiful.

Fangsheng Bridge is a landmark scenic spot of Zhujiajiao ancient town. It crosses the Caogang River and connects the north and south parts of Zhujiajiajiao scenic area. Fangsheng Bridge is the longest, largest and tallest five-hole stone arch bridge in Shanghai. Standing at the top of the high arch, looking around, enjoying a large number of houses with white walls and black tiles and wooden boats under the bridge, the ancient town has a panoramic view, which is the perfect place for view photography.

The Zhujiajiao Free Life Bridge is probably the most famous of dozens of stone bridges in the ancient town of Zhujiajiao. Founded in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in Jiaqing, Qing Dynasty, Wukong Stone Arch Bridge is not only exquisite in workmanship, but also very in line with mechanical principles.

On the Bank of Dianshan Lake in Shanghai lies the famous ancient town of Zhujiajiao in the south of the Yangtze River. Thirty-six ancient bridges are scattered all over Zhujiajiao, which is interlaced with rivers and harbors. Zhujiajiajiao, the most famous one, is known as "Jiangnan Bridge Township". According to Jin Zezhi's book compiled in the Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty, "Jinze is immersed on all sides, and there are many rivers in it. Bridges are more than other towns, and it is called the 42nd Rainbow Bridge in ancient times. " However, according to the relevant information and the memories of the local elderly, only 28 ancient bridges can be found, which are seriously damaged due to disrepair. Among them - "Wan'an Bridge, Puji Bridge, Yingxiang Bridge, Tianhuang Pavilion Bridge, Ruyi Bridge, Bianshui Hongqiao and other bridges are still in existence. They are beautiful in shape and delicate in structure, which have attracted the attention of bridge experts and scholars at home and abroad.

Free Life Bridge, there is an old legend, have the privilege to see the elegance.

In a place in Zhujiajiao, some people set free fish. Just a small bridge. The weather was good and the scenery was clean when we went there that day. It's not like Shanghai. Next to it is a bar street. It's cleaner.

The Free Life Bridge is the largest bridge in Zhujiajiao, which is obviously wider than other bridges, and the scenery here is particularly good. The left bank is a modern catering area, while the right bank is a traditional farm food and local specialties. Photographing on the Free Life Bridge is a better scenic spot.

Fangsheng Bridge is the core of Zhujiajiao Scenic Area and its landmark building. Built in the Qing Dynasty, it is a five-hole stone arch bridge with magnificent momentum and symmetrical structure. Standing on the bridge, you can see the panorama of the core area.