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Near Luoyang Bridge, Qiaonan Street walks in. As long as it is in memory of Cai Xiang , he has been a Quanzhou County guard and presided over the construction of Luoyang Bridge, which is a historical celebrity in Fujian. Free attractions, quiet inside, surrounded by villages, you can see.

Cai Xiang is one of the four major calligraphers of the Song Dynasty. Cai Zhonghui Gongxuan is in the south of the bridge. You can see the stone statue of Cai Xiang . The famous Song Monument of Wan'an Bridge is his self-written self-book, which adds a lot to Luoyang Bridge.

In honor of Cai Xiang , a politician and calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty. Maybe the name will be relatively unknown, and he is the presiding builder of Luoyang Bridge, one of the famous ancient "four famous bridges". The public building is located on the road to the south entrance of Luoyang Bridge. The scale of the house is also very large. There are many monuments left here, and even before the first entrance to the gate, the two also specially built a monument pavilion to protect. In addition, the door top of the "Song County Shou Cai Zhonghui Gongxuan", the porch stone pillar "building bridges and old earth, leaving pen ghosts and surprises" couplets also have a historical and cultural heritage, can be described as an extraordinary hall.

I saw this Zhonghui Cai Gongxuan on the edge of the South Street Visitor Center of Luoyang Bridge. It is free to open, but there are basically no tourists. There are many stone monuments in it. There are stone monuments of Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty. They are all antiquities. It is estimated that you will be interested in understanding history, otherwise you can only see a lonely one.

Also known as Cai Xiang , on the side of Luoyang Bridge, you can see it on the way to Luoyang Bridge. After the Luoyang Bridge was built, the locals paid tribute to Cai Xiang and built this . It is worth a look and understand.

The old temple feels like there are some different places, so it is actually worth a visit.