What poems praise the bridge?

1. Old vines are faint crows, small bridges are flowing, and old roads are thin horses. -Ma Zhiyuan's "Tianjingsha Qiu Si"

2. On the moonlit night of the Twenty-four Bridges, where did the Jade People teach flute? -Du Mu's "Sue Yangzhou Magistrate Han Chuo"

3. I once said goodbye to Meirenqiao, but I hate that there is no news until now. -Liu Yuxi's "Yang Liuzhi/Liuzhi Ci"

4. The bridge is broken outside the post, and there is no owner. -Lu You's "Yongmei"

5. The ancient trees shade the short eaves, and the sticks help me cross the east of the bridge. -Zhinan's "Jueju"

I remember drinking on the bridge at noon yesterday, and most of the people sitting inside were Hao Ying. -Chen's "Linjiang Xianzi, Stay overnight, reminisce about the past"

7. One or two chickens crow in the rain, and Banqiao Road in Zhuxi Village is inclined. -Wang Jian's Rain in the Mountain Village

8. The west wind leaves Xiqiao trees, and autumn is at the shame of Huanghua. -Zhang Yi's Jade Case Chen Shanju.

Four ancient bridges in China:

1. China is the hometown of bridges, which has been called "the country of bridges" since ancient times. It developed in Sui Dynasty and flourished in Song Dynasty.

Bridges all over China are woven into a transportation network extending in all directions, connecting all directions of the motherland.

3. The architectural art of ancient bridges in China, many of which are pioneering works in the history of bridges in the world, fully shows the extraordinary wisdom of the working people in ancient China.

4. Chaozhou Guangji Bridge (Xiangzi Bridge), Hebei Zhao Zhouqiao, Quanzhou Luoyang Bridge and Beijing Lugou Bridge are also called the four ancient bridges in China.