Bridge sights in China
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Yangzi River Bridge
Opened on 23 December 1968, the Yangzi River Bridge is one of the longest bridges in China – a double-decker with a 4500m-long road on top and a train line below. Wonderful socialist realist sculptures can be seen on the approaches. Odds are that you'll probably cross the bridge if you take a train from the north. Probably the easiest way to get up on the bridge is to go through the Bridge Park. Catch bus 67 from Jiangsu Lu, northwest of the Drum Tower (鼓楼; Gǔlóu), to its terminus opposite the park.
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Flower Bridge
Traversing Flower Bridge into the park from the main gate, one of the first things you will notice is a political slogan carved deeply and ineradicably into the rock on your left at the end of the bridge; the characters proclaim 'Long Live Mao Zedong Thought' (毛泽东思想万岁).
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Bridge Park
Bridge Park. This is probably the easiest way to get up onto the Yangzi River Bridge bridge. Catch bus 67 from Jiangsu Lu, northwest of the Drum Tower, to its terminus opposite the park.
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Hóng Bridge
This magnificent covered bridge spans the river. The upstairs galleries are covered by the through ticket.
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