Which road section is Sima Bridge in Chenghua District, Chengdu City?

At the intersection between the North Third Section of the Second Ring Road and the North Fourth Section of the Second Ring Road, go toward the Third Ring Road.

Chengdu Si Ma Bridge: "If you don’t ride on a high carriage or a Si Ma, you can get off." An inspirational bridge that witnesses love stories through the ages, there is a small bridge lying on the Shahe River 100 meters outside Gaosuntang in the north gate of Chengdu. , it is the famous Si Ma Bridge in ancient and modern times. Crossing the bridge to the north is a three-way intersection. Go straight and it is Si Ma Qiao Street, and turn right and it is called Si Ma Qiao Road. ?

Simaqiao Road connects Chengdu East Railway Station, Erxianqiao and Chengdu University of Technology to the east. There is the famous Simaqiao Fruit Wholesale Market beside the road. Nine out of ten fresh fruits eaten by Chengdu people come from here. Simaqiao Street is the passage to the north and the starting point of the old Sichuan-Shaanxi Highway. The important symbol on the street is that the Chengdu-Chongqing Railway crosses the highway. Therefore, people say that this is the earliest overpass in Chengdu. It was formed in the 1950s. Basic pattern. ?

Simaqiao itself is the only place that connects Simaqiao Street, Simaqiao Road and Jiefang Road. Geographically speaking, it is really the hub of the Sichuan-Shaanxi Road at the north gate of Chengdu. ?

Sima Bridge was originally called Shengxian Bridge, because the river under the bridge was named Shengxian Water, which is today's Shahe River. "Huayang Guozhi" says: "Ten miles north of the city, there is a Shengxian Bridge and a Passenger Bridge. When Sima Xiangru entered Chang'an for the first time in the Han Dynasty, he wrote on his door: 'If you don't ride on a high chariot or a four-horse horse, it's better for you to get down here.'" So later generations Taking the meaning of Sima Xiangru's inscription, the bridge was renamed "Si Ma". In fact, Sima Xiangru did not fulfill his promise when he returned from Sichuan for the first time. Because he was a great talent in Shu, a famous writer in Han Dynasty, and had an eternal love affair with Zhuo Wenjun, people deliberately ignored his past difficulties. ?

Sima Xiangru, whose courtesy name is Changqing, was fond of reading when he was young and was good at dancing swords. He changed his name because he admired Lin Xiangru as a person. Sima Qian was quite partial to his family member and devoted a lot of space to his biography, but he left intriguing words about the love and marriage between Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun. According to "Historical Records", when Sima Xiangru first arrived in Chang'an, he was treated coldly because Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty was not good at reciting poems, and was only rewarded with the position of a regular attendant on martial arts. Xiangru had no choice but to resign due to illness, and met literati such as Zou Yang, Meicheng, Zhuang Ji, etc., and together they became the guests of King Xiao of Liang. But soon after King Xiao died, Xiangru lost his support and had to return to his hometown in despair. How could he dare to ask for a high-end carriage and a horse? ?

Wang Ji, the magistrate of Linqiong County, is Xiangru's good friend, although Xiangru temporarily lives under his door. But after all, it was not a long-term plan, so the two worked together to perform a "double act." The rich people in Linqiong didn't know how big Sima Xiangru was, so they all wanted to curry favor with him. Xiangru thus got the opportunity to enter the mansion of the richest man in the country, Zhuo Wangsun, for a banquet. During the banquet, the song "Phoenix Seeking the Phoenix" aroused the heart of Zhuo's daughter Wenjun. Zhuo Wenjun eventually eloped with the charming Sima Xiangru. After returning to Chengdu, Wenjun discovered that except for a car, Xiangru was a poor scholar who "lived at home". In order to make a living, Wenjun once again returned to Linqiong to open a small bar, and staged the story of "Wenjun is in charge of the clothes" that has been passed down through the ages. Zhuo Wangsun, who had a wealthy family, finally couldn't stand it anymore. Under the persuasion of his relatives and friends, he had to give him millions of money, hundreds of servants and children, and a large amount of dowry clothes, quilts and property. ?

Sima Xiangru returned home with his lovely wife and beauty, and the "Zixu Fu" made Emperor Longyan so happy that he even sighed: "I can't be the same as this person!" Xiangru finally responded again. Summoned to Beijing. This time he has enough confidence! Sure enough, a few years later, Sima Xiangru was appointed Zhonglang General and sent two envoys to the southwestern barbarians. Returning to Chengdu was not only a procession of carriages and horses, but also "the prefect of Shu was ordered to greet him in the suburbs, and the county magistrate was asked to carry a crossbow and lead the way." Chengdu people were proud of it, and Zhuo Wangsun even welcomed him with wine and meat. He was secretly glad that he had not messed up the matter back then. Do it absolutely. In the Tang Dynasty, Cen Shen also wrote the poem "Shengxian Bridge": "I went to the long bridge to inscribe the pillars, but I still haven't arrived yet. When I took the four-horse carriage, I returned from the bridge."?

However, It should be the Song Dynasty that Shengxian Bridge was renamed Sima Bridge. During the Northern Song Dynasty, Jing Boring, the prefect of Chengdu, rebuilt a bridge on the Fu River. He thought it was the bridge where Sima Xiangru wrote his inscription, so he renamed the rebuilt bridge Sima Bridge and wrote a serious article "The Story of Sima Bridge". Jingbo made an eternal joke, but it also left Chengdu with the names of two Si Ma Bridges.