The Bridge of the Dragon

The Bridge of the Dragon, located in China’s Huxian County, is a historic stone bridge built during the Ming Dynasty (14th-17th centuries). Named for its ornate dragon carvings and mythological symbolism, it exemplifies classical Chinese architecture and craftsmanship. The bridge spans a small river, serving both practical transportation needs and cultural significance, representing strength, protection, and good luck. Its design features graceful curves and intricate details, making it a notable heritage site that reflects China's rich history and artistic traditions.