You look at the scenery on the bridge, and I look at you under the bridge.

🏯 In the west of Songjiang City, Shanghai, there is a stone bridge with a long history - Dacang Bridge. 💁 Built in the Ming Dynasty, Dacang Bridge is 10 meters high and 50 meters long. Its five-arch design makes it magnificent, and it has stood the test of time, becoming one of the famous Ming Dynasty stone bridges in Shanghai and a classic landmark in the Songjiang Cangcheng Historical and Cultural Style Protection Zone! 🌈 Over time, the area around Dacang Bridge has been renewed. The old houses with ancient Ming and Qing charm have been carefully restored and revitalized. Many cultural elements, such as cultural exhibition halls and art studios, have settled in, creating a strong cultural atmosphere. On both sides of the river, specialty shops, restaurants, cafes, and tea houses are scattered, adding modern vitality to this ancient place. ☀️ Be sure to choose a sunny day to visit Dacang Bridge. When the sun sets, the golden afterglow falls, and the ancient Dacang Bridge is bathed in golden light. The wide water surface is sparkling, and the white walls and black tiles are also dyed with warm colors. Grey herons shuttle freely between the bridge holes, and tourists linger at the bridgehead. Such a beautiful scene is like a fascinating painting, making people intoxicated and reluctant to leave. 👭 Here, history and modernity blend, tranquility and prosperity coexist, making it a great place to visit. 💕