Have you ever walked across a bridge that whispers stories of emperors and Marco Polo? Stand here, on the Anshun Bridge, and let its ancient stones carry you back in time. Anshun Bridge, or the Bridge of Peace and Propitiousness, connects the Fuhe River and Nanhe River. Its history stretches back centuries. Although the exact construction date remains unknown, experts believe the bridge’s original form dates back to the Yuan Dynasty. That’s right – this bridge was already standing when Marco Polo journeyed through China, so captivated by its beauty that he named it one of the four most impressive bridges. Although time has weathered the bridge, it has been lovingly restored, retaining its original greenstone construction and ornate carvings. Look closely at the railings – they’re adorned with plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum, symbols of traditional Chinese culture. Imagine the bustling life around the bridge as people traversed its path, carrying goods and stories across the river. Today, Anshun Bridge stands as a vibrant center, not only for history and culture, but also for a vibrant nightlife scene. Look around – bars stretch along the river, beckoning with their warm lights and lively music. As darkness falls, the bridge transforms into a dazzling spectacle of lights and shadows. It’s a place to feel Chengdu’s pulse beating, a mix of tradition and modernity.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to