The Nujiang Bridge is heavily guarded 24 hours a day, and photography is prohibited. Why is this bridge so heavily guarded?

First we need to understand the Nujiang Bridge. The Nujiang Bridge is located in Lushui County, Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province. It was completed in June 1991. It is 74 meters long and 15.8 meters wide. It is the only bridge on the Sichuan-Tibet Line that can pass large vehicles.

Obviously, the Nujiang Bridge is a key point on National Highway 318. It is located in the canyon of Basu County in Qamdo Prefecture, Tibet. Among them, it not only connects areas, but more importantly, it is a very important passage into Tibet. Therefore, ordinary people need to conduct safety inspections when driving through. There are also many soldiers standing guard here 24 hours a day.

Once anyone is found parking or taking pictures without any reason, he will be strictly examined after being discovered. This is to prevent criminals from getting into the bridge and causing unnecessary trouble. Therefore, many netizens also call this place one of the safest bridges.

Maybe it is just a bridge to us, but to the country, the Nujiang Bridge is very important. The main reason is because of its special geographical location, which can be said to be the throat of the Sichuan-Tibet Line. Once it is mapped or military secrets are leaked, it may cause irreparable economic losses to our country. Therefore, the country must focus on Protect it.

When passing the Nujiang Bridge, we will also see that there are dozens of armed police patrolling the Nujiang Bridge every day. The presence of these soldiers also provides guarantee for the safe passage of my country's Sichuan-Tibet Line. . Without them, our country's Sichuan-Tibet Line would not have been built as well as we see it today.

It is forbidden for tourists to stop and take photos. First, it can reduce the workload of these soldiers. Second, because the hillsides on both sides of the Nu River are very steep, there are often rockfalls or landslides. Tourists stop to take photos. It will affect the passage of its vehicles and cause traffic jams. If there is a landslide, it will be difficult to rescue. Therefore, the staff guarding the bridge will urge passing vehicles to cross the bridge as soon as possible to prevent the above situation. Third, in order to build this bridge, many soldiers sacrificed their lives for this purpose. One of the soldiers accidentally fell into the bridge pier under construction, but he could not be rescued. And he stayed in this bridge forever. To this day, the bridge pier has been well preserved.

Therefore, out of reverence for life and respect for the soldiers, no one will be allowed to play or take pictures under any circumstances.