Guilin Flower Bridge

20230312上午：1、“花桥”位于4A景区“七星景区”内。七星景区是漓江东岸的山水溶洞风光，是桂林市最大的综合性公园，历史悠久始于隋唐，留有徐霞客、邓小平、邓颖超、粟裕、李岚清、吴邦国、李铁映、十世班禅、西哈努克、克林顿等名人足迹，森林覆盖率84%堪称桂林绿肺，并占据桂林古续八景中的两处，即“栖霞真境”和“壶山赤霞”。七星景区所在的“七星山”由“普陀山”的4峰（天枢、天璇、天玑、天权）和“月牙山”的3峰（玉衡、开阳、瑶光）组成，7座山峰以北斗七星分别命名，分布形状犹如北斗七星，七星山由此得名。①地址：桂林市七星区七星路1号。②交通：公交直达，开车很好停。③旺季：无。 ④用时：6小时。2、我从南门“花桥大门”入园，春节装饰仍在，与桥前的两座威武俏皮的石狮子、桥下放牛郎铜雕搭配得很协调。再往前便是横跨漓江的“花桥了，此石桥是桂林名桥。

Very good. It's really nice to walk through this scenic spot.

Huaqiao is one of the famous ancient buildings in Guilin. It was first built in Jiaxi period of Southern Song Dynasty, so its initial name is "Jiaxi Bridge". Because of the towering boulder "Tianzhu" on the east side of the bridge, people call it "Tianzhu Bridge". At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, the bridge was washed down by flood. In the seventh year of Jingtai Ming Dynasty (1456), He Yongquan, the Zhifu of Guilin, built a wooden bridge on the original bridge foundation. In the nineteenth year of Jiajing (1540), Xu Shi, Princess of Ansu in Jingjiang, was rebuilt as the existing four-hole stone bridge, and 6 archs of the drought bridge were added to strengthen flood discharge measures. The bridge is divided into two parts: the east section is a water bridge, 60 meters long, 6.3 meters wide and 8 meters high; the west section is a dry bridge, 65.20 meters long. In 1965, seven new holes were added. Usually, the two rivers flow slowly from the water bridge to the south, while floods are discharged from the dry bridge in flood season.

As soon as Qixing Park enters the gate, it crosses Huaqiao first. In fact, before entering the park, it will see Fangxiang on the ticket. The history of the bridge can be traced back to Song Dynasty. In Ming Dynasty, it was renamed Huaqiao because of the flourishing flowers and trees nearby. At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, it was washed down by floods, and later repaired and repaired as it is now.

It's nothing. The road is blocked. The city looks not very good. The March 3rd in Guilin is nothing to look at. It's some people who buy food and sing. It's better than the cost-effective life in my first-tier city.