On Friday, I went to Yokogawa to watch an ancient bridge, its name is Qixing Bridge. In 1986, it was designated as a key cultural relic of Cixi County.

Walking on the shore, looking from a distance, I saw a stone bridge across the river. It has three arched bridge holes, one large in the middle and two small on both sides. There are two dragon heads made of stones on the left and right sides of the bridge hole. There are feldspar slabs under the dragon heads, and the words are indistinctly engraved on them, which seem to describe the ups and downs experienced by this ancient bridge. Moving closer, I found that the bridge was all paved with large and small stone slabs. The stone fences on both sides were carved with patterns. I walked up the steps and started walking up step by step, counting silently in my heart, "One, Two, three" Look carefully at the slate steps under your feet, you will find that the steps have been pitted, some have been cracked in two, and some have peeled off the surface, "Huh," some grass has grown in the cracks of the slabs. The two sides of the stone bridge were actually made of cement. Mom asked me to guess what this was for? I thought about it and said, "It's easy to get on and off the bike." "Smart," Mom said proudly, "Look at the bridge There are so many people." When I walked to the other side of the river without knowing it, I realized that the stone bridge has 53 steps.

When I walked to the river, I looked at the ancient bridge from the bottom up and saw that the bridge hole was also made of stone slabs. Some are square, some are rectangular, and some of the slabs are actually curved. There seems to be no modern cement between the different slabs. I really admire the wisdom of the ancients!