The source of bridge names (less than 200 words) also includes idioms, two-part allegorical sayings and couplets about bridges.
1. Couplets on Shuihui Bridge: It takes a hundred years to build a rugged road and a thousand people to build a bridge.
2. Suzhou Bridge: Green Mountain, Green Water and Hundred Flowers Garden; Gather dragons and wake lions, a city of ten thousand years.
3. Huaiqing Bridge: the old moon in the east of Huaishui; Jinling ferry went on a whim.
4. Hangzhou Mid-mountain Bridge: Where do you want to go? I pass the red leaves to the world.
5. West Lake broken: broken bridge continued; The snow is still there.
Idiom:
1, kick down the bridge: cross the river by yourself and kick down the bridge by yourself. Metaphor: After achieving your goal, kick the person who helped you away.
2. Bridging in case of water: If the water is blocked, the bridge will pass. Describe not afraid of resistance, wave upon wave.
Go ahead.
3. Repair bridges and roads: build bridges and roads. The old metaphor is enthusiastic about public welfare and donating money to do good.
a two-part allegorical saying
Horse racing on the bridge-desperate.
A bridge is a bridge, and a road is a road-loud and clear.
Put a pole in the bridge opening-you can't afford it.
story
Sugar Bridge-It is said that Ji Fang Bridge in Sanguan (now Guangming) Town was originally a bamboo bridge, which is very dangerous for pedestrians. One day, a sugar changer passed by and said, "This bridge is so neglected? If I have money, I will build a new one. " Once, the sugar changer changed a pair of gold amitabha Buddha in a ruined official, and made a fortune from then on. So he raised first-class stones, hired skilled craftsmen, demolished the bamboo bridge, and built a three-hole stone arch bridge named Ji Fang Bridge. In memory of him, the locals called him "Sugar Bridge".
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Qinqin Bridge-Hundreds of meters north of nanqiao town, there is a small stone bridge called Qinqin Bridge. According to legend, a long time ago, an official named Qian gave birth to three daughters. The youngest daughter played the piano very well. There is a young man nearby named Han Zhong, who is also a master of playing the piano. After a long time, the two fell in love, and Master Qian refused. The daughter had to persuade Han to go back to Beijing to practice the piano and win fame, and the father agreed to their marriage. Han left in tears. But money forced her daughter to marry a powerful man, and her daughter missed Han Zhong and died with a grudge. Soon after, Han Zhong came back and learned that his lover was dead, so he sat on a small stone bridge and played a sad song to show his memory. Play, throw yourself into the river.
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Emperor Qianlong saw Gao Qiao —— There was a stone arch bridge in Gao Qiao Town, Fengcheng, which was built in the sixth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty. Legend has it that a local squire went out and was asked where he came from. He said Gao Qiao. The man asked how tall Gao Qiao was. He boasted: "On the first day, half the moon banged." The story spread to Emperor Qianlong and aroused his interest. He wanted to visit Gao Qiao in the south of the Yangtze River. The ship entered Huangpu River from Dianshan Lake and sailed straight to Fengxian, passing through Shengli Port. Gan Long asked, "Here and where?" The waiter replied, "This is Victory Harbor." When Qianlong heard the word "victory", he was delighted and ordered to return to the DPRK. Gan Long returned to Gao Qiao squire halfway in Coke, so he was glad to avoid a fatal disaster to cheat the king.
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Mahjong Bridge-During the Daoguang period of Qing Dynasty, a bridge named Mahjong Bridge was built on Huajing River. There was no bridge here before, so it was inconvenient for pedestrians. There is an old man named Zhou who hates folk gambling very much. He gathered 10 people of insight, surrounded all casinos, caught gamblers, confiscated financial bets and destroyed financial instruments. Confiscated gambling proceeds were used to build the bridge. It's ruined now.
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Broken Bridge-At the beginning of liberation, there was a small bridge village in Zhuanghang. I don't know when it was, but it was regarded as a treasure trove by Mr. Feng Shui. One day, two Feng Shui gentlemen came to Xiaoqiao Village with compasses, and both of them wanted to set a "context". I saw the village chief singing loudly, the red flag flying, and the farmers ploughing in the spring. Seeing this, the two Feng Shui gentlemen shook their heads and sighed, "Feng Shui is lifeless, so we can't lie any more." After that, he threw his compass on the bridge and debris flew everywhere. Since then, this small bridge has been called "Broken Banqiao".
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Jade Crab Bridge-Xinya Village, Jintouqiao Township, with three north-south stone bridges at the top, hence the name Stone Crab Bridge. According to legend, there is a stone crab carved on the west side of the original bridge deck. People often mistakenly think that the real crab is on the bridge, hence the name. One day, treasure hunters in Jiangxi discovered that the stone crab was stolen on a snowy night, leaving only a crab-shaped concave on the bridge deck. People thought that it was not the ordinary stone crab that was stolen, but the jade crab. Thus, Jade Crab Bridge became famous.