China's Most Magical Ancient Bridge: Burning Bridges

In the ancient city of Chaozhou, there is a bridge with a thousand-year history called Guangji Bridge😜. This is the real-life version of burning bridges, and it is one of China's four famous ancient bridges, along with Zhaozhou Bridge in Hebei, Luoyang Bridge in Quanzhou, and Lugou Bridge in Beijing👏. It looks like a beautiful long rainbow lying across the Han River, opening and closing for over 800 years, standing firm like a loyal old friend, witnessing the changes of time😃. Stepping onto Guangji Bridge, the stone slabs underfoot seem to whisper to me, telling stories of the past. The marks on the stone slabs, worn by time, seem to record the footsteps of many people from ancient times to the present, carrying their various emotions—joyful, sad, happy, and sorrowful😔. Each stone slab is like a thick old book, inscribed with stories of time, some filled with vicissitudes, others with glory🌟. A gentle breeze blows, the river surface shimmering, complementing the bridge, creating an incredibly beautiful picture🤩