Where is the address of Hangzhou Chen Gong Bridge?

Chen Gong Bridge is one of the scenic spots in Hangzhou. The address of this scenic spot is Qiaonong Street 1, Gongshu District, Hangzhou. Chen Gong Bridge is located at the northern end of Gongshu District, Hangzhou, starting from Taizhou Road in the east and reaching Qiaonong Street in the west. It is the largest stone arch bridge in Hangzhou and the terminal sign of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal leading to Hangzhou.

It was built in the fourth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the eleventh year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. The bridge is 92 meters long and 5.9 meters wide. The bridge is a three-hole stone arch bridge, which is made up of staggered steel bars and long lock stones. The bridge deck is soft and curved. The "Chen" in the bridge means the palace and the tall arched stone bridge, which symbolizes the greetings and respect for the emperor, hence the name.

1895, after the signing of treaty of shimonoseki, Hangzhou was listed as a trading port. 1896, foreign customs were established here. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, foreign customs were abolished. Now the name of Chen Gong Bridge has evolved into the name of the direction area.

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