Yonghe Bridge is located in Xiangbian Village, Anren Town, Longquan City, formerly known as Yongning Bridge. Built in the first year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1465), it was named Yongning. During the reign of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, it was destroyed by fire. It was rebuilt in the fifty-seventh year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (17 18) and renamed Yonghe Bridge. Three piers and four holes, wooden cantilever. Wood and stone structure. East-west strike, length 125.7, width 6.40-7.50m, elevation 13m. The stone staggered flat pier has a total width of 2.80 meters, and there are fenshui geese wings in the south. The wooden beams on the pier are displayed in a two-way balanced way, extending step by step and laying the bridge deck vertically. There are 42 verandahs and double eaves on the bridge. Beware of the roof rising. If you rest at the top of the mountain, the wing angle will rise. 199 1- 1999 was repaired and reinforced for many times.