Double Dragon Bridge in China Postcard

This postcard features the Double Dragon Bridge in China. According to visitourchina.com, "The Double Dragon Bridge is located to the west of Jian Shui County, the 17-arch stone bridge spans on the joint of the Nanpan River and the Tachong River, which zigzag like two dragons, therefore it was named Double Dragon Bridge. The bridge was constructed with only three arches in 1800s during the Qing Dynasty and took many years to complete with only a few sections able to be completed every year. It was made up of ten of thousands of bluestones with 148 metres in length and 3-5 metres in width. On this flat bridge there three unconventional-sculpted and appropriate-arranged traditional Chinese pavilions, from which tens of thousands of acres of farmland can be viewed while the wild southern landscape rises and falls." Photo credit: David Stanley, 2019. Enjoy your new Double Dragon Bridge in China Postcard!