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After several years of renovation and impoundment, Buerhatong River and Yanji River, which flow through Yanji City, have brought fresh aura to this small border town and improved the city's taste as a whole, and the majestic bridges on these two beautiful rivers have made Yanji charming.

Bridges across Buerhatong River and Yanji River are from few to many, from narrow to wide, from ordinary to beautiful, all of which record the history of honor and disgrace and the development and change of Yanji city. At present, there are six bridges on the Buerhatong River, namely Xindong Bridge, Yandong Bridge, Henan Bridge, Yanxi Bridge, Huimin Bridge and Xinmin Bridge from east to west. Yanji Bridge (Henan Bridge) is the earliest and most representative bridge, which has attracted much attention. Yanji Bridge was built in February of the first year of Xuantong (1909), and it has been expanded many times after wind and rain. Yanji Bridge is now 240 meters long and 12.9 meters wide. Between Huimin Bridge and Xinmin Bridge, another iron cable bridge Xinyuan Bridge was completed in 2007. Now the first wharf has been completed and is expected to be completed and opened to traffic in June 2008. There are four bridges on Yanji River. From north to south, they are Healthy Bridge, Park Bridge, Yingbin Bridge and Hongyan Bridge. Among them, Yan Hongqiao, built in 2002, is a steel suspension bridge, with a length of105m and a width of 22m. It is one of the landmark buildings in Yanji. Every night, the colorful lights of Yan Hongqiao are in full bloom, just like a colorful rainbow.

Among the many bridges in Yanji, Yanji Bridge (Henan Bridge) is the oldest and most legendary. It has always been the throat connecting the north and south traffic in Yanji City, which has attracted much attention. According to historical records, the earliest bridge in Yanji began in February of the first year of Xuantong (1909) and was supervised by the Frontier Defense Engineering Bureau. Buerhatong River Bridge, formerly known as Yanping Bridge, was originally a wooden bridge with a length of 240 meters and a width of 6 meters. 1934 was destroyed by the flood in July, and a wooden bridge was temporarily built to maintain traffic. Since 1935, the Japanese and puppet authorities entrenched in Yanji have set up two permanent bridges, Yanji Bridge (Henan Bridge) and Park Bridge, for military strategic reasons.

In Yanji history, there was an anecdote that the Japanese forced the "Zhao deaf" to buy Yanji Bridge, which has been passed down to this day as the evil deeds of Japanese devils bullying Yanji people.

The real name of "Zhao Deaf" is Zhao Guangzi, a native of Liaoning. 16 years old, moved to Yanji for business. Being hard of hearing since childhood, he was called "Zhao Deaf". 1909 Chair Zhao real estate mortgage loan, 500 pieces of silks and satins were sold back from the south to invest in Yanji, making a big profit. In the second year, Zhao's "Jushenghe" firm engaged in clothing and made a fortune in major cities in three northeastern provinces. 1928, Zhao opened the "Guangchang" oil mill with a daily output of more than 500 kilograms of soybean oil. Later, Zhao was engaged in real estate development for more than 65,438+00 years. In today's Yanji City, there are four large-scale real estates in Juzi Street, Jin Xue Street, Chaoyang Street and Yueming Town of Antu County, and all the officials down to the people rent houses. After becoming the richest man in Yanji, "Zhao Deaf" was able to help the poor and did many good deeds and won a good reputation among Yanji people. How did "Zhao Deaf" get involved with Yanji Bridge? This has to start from the beginning. 1936 when building Yanji bridge, "Zhao Deaf" donated 80,000 yuan (the whole project cost172,300 yuan). Eight years later, the Japanese invaders have reached the end of the battlefield in China. In order to seize assets and pay for military expenses, the Japanese invaders set their sights on the "Zhao Deaf", the richest man in Yanji. One day, "Zhao Deaf" was spread to "Kendo House", and the Japanese manager forced Zhao to invest 300,000 yuan to buy Yanji Bridge to contribute to the "Great East Asian Jihad". "Zhao deaf" knows that this is a Japanese rip-off, shirking the business downturn and unable to come up with a huge sum of 300,000 yuan. Father Qingjiang told the superintendent to rectify the "Zhao deaf" and warned that if he didn't buy Yanji Bridge, he would be punished for obstructing the "jihad" and sentenced to death. The execution method is to tie it to Yanji Bridge, put explosives under the bridge and ignite it, and blow it up with people and the bridge. "Zhao Deaf" knew that the Japanese invaders, desperate to jump over the wall, did everything they could, so they had to spend all their money to buy a bridge and give it to the "Kendo Hall" with a huge sum of 300,000 yuan. In September that year, Yanji was liberated. When Japan was defeated, Yanji Bridge was well preserved. Whether it is related to the "Zhao deaf" buying a bridge should be another matter. However, this evil deed of Japanese devils has added a heinous history to Yanji Bridge.

The flowing Burhatong River and Yanji River bring vitality to Yanji City, and the old bridge and new bridge in the urban area add scenery to Yanji City. The bridge across the Burhatong River and Yanji River is like a rainbow, with amazing momentum. The old bridges in Yanji City have been continuously widened, and new bridges have been constantly appearing. They not only record the history of Yanji's development and changes, but also show the steps of Yanji towards a better future. ...