Pai Historical Bridge

This is a steel frame bridge of more than 100 meters built by Japanese soldiers during World War II to commemorate World War II. The dark green steel frame on the bridge, the old wooden planks, looked a little outdated. But there are some smart and stylish people who have decorated the bridge with some fun elements to make it even more appealing and a popular filming spot. There is a wooden model of a car on one side of the bridge. People can sit in the car and take a photo. After taking the photo, they can voluntarily put coins in the coin box. There is also a rickshaw in the middle of the bridge, which makes you feel as if you are back in Shanghai in the 1920s and 1930s. During the dry season, the water in the river is relatively watery, and small sandbars gather in the river. You can watch the sunset from the bridge, and watch the river water sparkle with the afterglow of the sunset. Be careful when walking on the bridge. The bridge is quite old, so occasionally old wooden boards will fall off, which is easy to step on.