How many bridges are there in Handan!

This is the ancient bridge in Handan. Please make up for it.

1. Pedestrian bridge

Handan toddler bridge is located in the northern section of Licheng Street in Handan City, across the Qinhe River. This ancient bridge was originally a wooden frame structure, but it was changed into a pontoon bridge because it was often attacked by floods. In the forty-five years of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (16 17), it was rebuilt into a seven-hole stone arch bridge, with three holes for big coupons and four holes for small coupons. It is 8m high, 32m in total length and 9m in deck width. There are 19 fence boards on both sides, and 18 sentry posts are erected between the boards. The pillars are carved with historical figures and exquisite animals, such as lions and monkeys. The bridge has a solid structure and beautiful shape, and has the artistic style of national architecture. It is a small and poetic ancient bridge, and its name "Walking the Bridge" comes from the allusion of "Walking in Handan" in Zhuangzi Qiushui.

2. Zhangzhuang Bridge

Located in Zhangzhuangqiao Village, Mazhuang Township, the southern suburb of Handan City, it spans Fuyang River with a span of 20 meters. It is a single arch stone bridge with small holes on both sides. The stone bridge is 24 meters long, 8 meters wide and 7 meters high, with 16 columns on both sides of the bridge. Fence board 15, with water beast carved above the middle of the coupon. Fence boards are also carved, but most of them are disabled. The stone bridge was built in the Ming Dynasty. It is called "Puji Bridge". In the seventeenth year of Qing Daoguang, it was rebuilt and renamed Tongji Bridge. It is an ancient stone bridge preserved earlier in Handan city, and its construction age is unknown.

3. Sucao Bridge

Sucao Bridge is located in Sucao Village, north of Handan, and "Rebuilding North Sucao Bridge" is recorded in Handan County Records: "Sucao Stone Bridge was built by thousands of teachers during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. Great master, wild cranes in the clouds, thousands of waters in Qian Shan, occasional cup crossing ... ",Sucao Bridge was rebuilt in the 29th year of Qing Daoguang (1849), retaining the style of the original bridge in the Ming Dynasty. There is no inscription on the river temple in Sucaoqiao, but there are local folk songs about the river temple. "There is a river temple in the west of the bridge, and the ship sails in the Fuyang River", which means that there was a river temple in the west of the bridge. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Su Cao was the most important shipping terminal in Handan, and folk songs were a portrayal of the busy shipping of Su Cao Fuyang River.

4. Hezhu Bridge

Hezhu Bridge is located in Baoxiao Village, three kilometers south of Handan City. According to the inscription, the bridge was built in the Ming Dynasty and made of stone. In the 18th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, Li Rebuilt, the magistrate of a county. There are 20 piers on the bridge. The bridge deck is flat and paved with stone slabs. There are three arch coupons under the bridge, one in the middle and one on both sides. The rising of the river helps to divert the flood. On the west side of Hezhu Bridge, there is an inscription to repair the bridge, and there is an ancient temple next to it. It is unknown when the temple was built.

5. Liulin Bridge

Liulin Bridge is located in Liulin Bridge Village, Handan City. It is made of stone, more than 20 meters long and has more than 30 piers. Stone lions of various shapes are carved on the pier. The bridge deck is slate, and there are three arch coupons under the bridge. This not only ensures the smooth navigation, but also achieves the purpose of diversion when the river rises. On each side of the bridge, there is a water-drawing beast with its head facing the river, which shows that even if the flood comes, it will not flood the bridge. It represents the ancient working people's longing for a better life. The architectural style is Gongquan Bridge, and the structure of the bridge basically retains the style of the original bridge in Ming Dynasty.

6. Suri Bridge

Suli Village, located in the northeast of Handan 10 km, was built in an unknown era. In the Republic of China 14, it was rebuilt and built of stone. The bridge is a hyperbolic single arch bridge with five small arch coupons on each side of the bridge body. This bridge spans the Fuyang River, which is magnificent. Suri Bridge East is the former site of Suri Gate, one of the three famous Gu Men in Handan County. There is a river temple in the southeast corner of the former site of Sulimen, which is exactly the saying of the ancients that "where there is a bridge, there is a river temple".

Suri sluice is a water conservancy project built by people to transform nature. It is named after Suri Village, Shangbi Town, Handan County. Surimen was built in Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty, covering an area of 324 hectares, divided into 13 main ditches, which can irrigate fifteen surrounding villages. It is one of the three Gu Men in Handan County (namely Luochengtou Gate, Liulin Gate and Suri Gate).

According to the records of Handan County, in the thirty-third year of Guangxu (1907), Luocheng Toumen was closed on the fifth day of November, Liulin Gate on the tenth day of November and Suli Gate on the fifteenth day of November. At the end of the following year, the gates of Cairo, Liulin and Suri were opened on February 8th and 19th, respectively. In case of drought, the extension shall not exceed five days.

7. Agricultural Bridge

Gengbian Bridge, located in Huobei Village, was built in Tongzhi period and belongs to Xiaoshiqiao. The bridge looks like a vase held by a bodhisattva, so it is also called vase bridge. There are stone tablets on the bridge, which record the construction and origin of the bridge. There is an ancient Gleditsia sinensis tree near the northeast corner of Shiqiao, which has a history of 300 years. Legend has it that a man in Henan passed by the village because of the underworld. He was hungry and asked the land god for help. The land god told him to wait here, and someone came to deliver the meal. It happened that Zhang Qingchuan, a villager, was so eloquent that he sent rice to the field and broke it when he went up and down the mountain. It was just a coincidence. Later, Zhang arrived in Henan and happened to live in a shop given by a fairy. The gods sent rice as a gift and they became brothers. The gods sent a colorful acacia sapling. After Zhang returned to the village, he raised funds to build a temporary bridge in Huobei Village in the second year of Tongzhi, which was convenient for the villagers and planted Gleditsia sinensis. His virtue and good deeds were told by later generations.