Check in and climb Yingqiao Bridge

Drive more than a hundred miles and check in to Dengying.

After three hundred years of vicissitudes, the stone lions have also become dusty.

When I first saw the Yingying Bridge, I felt very disappointed. As a stone bridge built in the Ming Dynasty, people are still using it, but they have never cleaned it up to make it look like the new era.

If we continue to ignore it, in a few decades, I am afraid that this bridge will really become a "heritage" and disappear from people's sight. The riverbed under the bridge is overgrown with weeds and smelly water is everywhere. The locals built their houses on the railings of the bridge and wantonly occupied the part of the bridge that should have belonged to it. Traffic lines are painted on the bridge, and cars come and go. The bridge silently carries out its original traffic function, but the people in the small towns on both sides of the strait don't know how to improve its environment.

I can’t help but sigh for this ancient bridge!