Huxiao Bridge

The Huxiao Bridge, built during the Qing Dynasty, is one of the three bridges of tiger situated in the Fuhu Temple.

It is a stone-arch timber-frame covered bridge with a single span. It is 9.9 meters long, 3.3 meters wide, and 8.6 meters high. The bridge’s gallery house is a “chuandou” structure with timber railing on both sides. Small pavilions stand either side of the bridge, topped with up-turned eaves on all four corners and covered with small grey tiles. The bridge stands at the waist of the Fuhu Temple, among green bushes and trees.

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Wu Weiping (Instagram @wp_bridges_hunter)

Wu Weiping, co-photographer of Fantastic China: 

20 years, 400,000+ kilometers, 100,000 photos...  for capturing the remnants of ancient Chinese Covered Bridges.