Japanese Covered Bridge

The Japanese Covered Bridge was built in 1593. It was originally built by the Japanese, and was rebuilt by the Chinese during the Ming Dynasty in China and erected a monument. The red paint of the wood has fallen off, similar to many ancient Chinese bridges. Interestingly, one end of the bridge is guarded by monkeys, and the other end is guarded by dogs. It is said that construction starts in the year of the monkey and is completed in the year of the dog. The bridge is less than two meters wide, with rusted circular iron bars on both sides, and no special decorative carvings. There is an exhibition room in the middle of the covered bridge. The bright yellow French buildings and tall coconut trees are reflected on the river surface. Together with the afterglow of the sunset, it is quiet and harmonious.