Zhusheng Bridge

Founded in the Ming Hongwu years, the famous Wuxi Bridge, by Zhenyuan Tusi Sinan comforted Tian Daya, and Zhenyuan Tuzhizhou He Hui together asked the court to build. Due to the internal feud of Tian's Tusi family, the soil was reverted and the bridge was repaired halfway. Since then, it has been repeatedly collapsed and repaired. The last restoration in 1723 was at the time of Emperor Kangxi's Christmas, and in order to celebrate the birthday of the Holy Spirit, Wuxi Bridge was renamed the Zhusheng Bridge. The scenery on both sides of the Zhusheng Bridge is beautiful and refreshing, and the night view is especially beautiful.

The Zhusheng Bridge in Zhenyuan County, Guizhou Province was originally named "Xiqiao", but later changed to "Zhusheng Bridge" because of the birthday of Kangxi Emperor. It is not only a long bridge in Guizhou, but even in the southwest region. This bridge is all built of bluestone, the pier is the Ming Dynasty, and the bridge body is the Qing Dynasty. It was built in the early Ming Dynasty in Hongwu, two years, it is said that because of the Yang River flash flood, the bridge was washed away several times. Therefore, it was not completed until the first year of Yuanzheng, 1723.

In Zhenyuan, a stone bridge across the Wuyang River, no matter what angle, you will see it, and travel is also around it. This is the Zhusheng Bridge, an ancient bridge that has been built for more than 600 years, and it is also the main road in southwest China. Such a bridge has cultural connotation.

Zhusheng Bridge is located on the Wuyang River on Shuncheng Road, Zhenyuan County, southeast of Guizhou Province. It was built during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty and was rebuilt in successive generations. Between the 3rd and 4th holes of the bridge, there is a three-story pavilion with eight corners and a top, called Kuixing Pavilion and also known as Zhuangyuan Building. The bridge is a local landmark.

The Zhusheng Bridge is a stone bridge in the ancient city of Zhenyuan, connecting both sides of the ancient city.

Zhusheng Bridge was built in Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty, formerly known as Wuxi Bridge. After many times of construction, the last restoration was completed at the time of Emperor Kangxi's Christmas and the name of the bridge was renamed to celebrate the emperor's birthday. On the bridge, there is the Kuixing Pavilion built in Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, also known as the Zhuangyuan Tower. At that time, Wang Bingao of Zhenyuan Zhifu inscribed three couplets on the pavilion. When you visit, you remember to look for them.