Liuli Bridge

Liuli Bridge

The bridge is a Yongtang style building with four holes, a span of more than 30 meters and a width of about 6 meters. Located in Liangshan section of Liuli River in Shandong Province, the bridge was built in 1970s and 1980s.

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Liuli bridge in Liangshan, Shandong

The bridge is located in Liangshan section of Liuli River in Shandong Province. It was built in 1970s and 1980s. It is an earth rock structure. One kilometer to the west is the Beijing Kowloon Railway. The bridge has been eroded by wind and rain, but it is still playing its role. It is the only way for people to visit relatives and friends and go to Liangshan railway station. The bridge is close to Dawu village, and it is the only way for villagers to go to Caozhuang, Dingzhuang, wulimiao and other places It's a bridge that must be crossed. Liuli river used to be beautiful and clear, and often jumped into the river from the bridge to swim. Now, due to the deterioration of the environment, this phenomenon has disappeared. After decades of wind and rain, the bridge still plays a traffic role.

Liuli bridge in Lhasa

Cultural relics protection units at the autonomous region level. Lhasa is famous for its transportation. Also known as "Yutuo bridge", it is called "Yutuo Samba" in Tibetan, that is, "lvsongshi bridge". Located in the west of Jokhang Temple, in the middle of Yutuo road. First, it was built in the 7th century in the 19th year of Tang Zhenguan (645 A.D.); second, it was built in the 18th century as a historical site of the Qing Dynasty. Because there was a small river between the Yamen and Potala Palace, the Qing government appropriated funds to build the bridge. Liuli bridge is a stone five span bridge with a span of 28.3 meters and a deck width of 6.8 meters. The bridge corridor adopts Xieshan style architecture combining Tibetan and Han. Yongtang style building is built on the bridge, with stone walls on both sides, 1.6 meters thick. The walls on both sides of the East and the West are respectively built with five holes with a width of 2.3-2.5 meters. The space between the holes is 2.6 meters and the height is 3.2 meters. The wooden railings with a height of 1.5 meters are set outside the holes. The top of the herringbone bridge is covered with green glazed tiles, so it gets its name. There are three different patterns of dripping water on the top eaves, and the four corners are dragon head cornices. The center of the roof is decorated with a 1-meter-high glass crown, and the two ends are decorated with glass for the fruit ridge. The bridge used to be one of the main roads connecting the inside and outside of Lhasa ancient city. It still plays the role of transportation.

Address: Liuliqiao, Yutuo Road, Chengguan District, Lhasa

Longitude: 91.127922288361

Latitude: 29.6500482211

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