Covered bridges are distributed in many places in China, among which Shouning, Fujian is famous and is known as the hometown of covered bridges in the world. Covered bridges not only have architectural technical value, but also contain folk customs and architectural style. Moreover, the covered bridge has a history of more than 2,000 years, which first flourished in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Location of covered bridge

1, Shouning of Fujian

Covered bridges have been built in many places in China. Shouning, Fujian is very representative and is known as the hometown of covered bridges in the world. The local landscape is characterized by the unique style of covered bridges, which basically condenses the development of rural culture for hundreds of years.

2. Artistic value

The biggest feature of covered bridges is that they are all made of wood, and there is no fixed equipment in them, so they can still last for a hundred years. This not only reflects the architectural technology in Gao Zhan, but also reflects the folk customs and cultural beliefs of local residents.

3. History and culture

The development of covered bridges has a history of more than 2000 years. Covered bridges were recorded in the Han Dynasty and prevailed in the Central Plains until the Northern Song Dynasty. Moreover, the famous Bianshui Hongqiao is still preserved in the famous painting The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival in the Northern Song Dynasty.