How old is Qixiaogong Ancient Bridge?

As of 20 18, Qixiaogong ancient bridge has a history of 183. Qixiaogong Ancient Bridge was built in the 15th year of Qing Daoguang (A.D. 1835), which is the main business route from southern Guizhou to Guangxi in ancient times and spans Xiangshui River. The pool under the bridge is blue, and the ancient trees on both sides are green, which sets off the elegance and beauty of the bridge.

The bridge is 40 meters long, 2.2 meters wide and 5.5 meters high. The bridge is arched, with exquisite structure and exquisite workmanship. There are two stone tablets at the bridge. One is "Building a Monument", which states the merits of building a bridge. One is "The Bridge is Immortal", and it is engraved with the couplet "The mountain and sea waves are Qian Qian years old, and the Xiangshui River Bridge is a thousand years old".

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Legend about the ancient bridge with seven small arches;

In ancient times, there was a young man named Aji. His right hand had only one finger, but this single finger had magical power. It could poke a rock as hard as steel into soft soil, and even more strangely, it could restore its hard nature after a night.

There are seven beautiful girls in Aji's stockade. Aji and Qiqi saw that the villagers were blocked by Hanbitan and could not go to the other side to chase the fields for farming, so they decided to build a stone bridge on Hanbitan together.

They came to the foot of the plate mine. Aji poked the stone with her single finger. The girls made a bridge out of softened stone, and one girl was responsible for making a hole. They poked, piled and pinched for 7749 days in one breath, and finally piled and squeezed into a seven-hole stone bridge.

Because there is another large-scale seven-hole bridge scenic stone bridge five miles away, this bridge is named seven-hole bridge. Because this bridge is made up of seven girls, it also has another nickname "Gucci Bridge".

References:

Libo county tourism development Committee-details of scenic spots

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-seven small arches