Wangxing Bridge

Wangxing Bridge has south and north, and the sputum, meaning that the two ends of the bridge are close to the flat ground. The sputum, earth and rabbit, earth refers to the river bank, rabbit-shaped refers to the animals with legs, soil and rabbits combine to indicate that "the legs force when on the bridge, drag objects across the bridge." Original meaning: When the weight is crossing the bridge, the legs start to force. Beibei is the place where the north end of the bridge is close to the flat ground. From this aspect, it can be said that Wangxing Bridge was originally a place with a dense passenger flow. Under the ancient stargazing bridge, there will often be passenger ships docking, and today the stargazing bridge, unlike many cross-street bridges in Suzhou, has become a part of the road.

Wangxing Bridge is a small bridge in Suzhou, located in the west of Suzhou University, it looks very inconspicuous, but it has actually been a few years of history. Wangxing Bridge is an ordinary stone bridge with no scenery.

It’s less than a point in Shiyan Street. It’s Suzhou University. Nearby is the small bridge and flowing water. I like it.