Ruyi Bridge

Ruyi Bridge is located on the Wangjin River, not far from the Bailian Tower. The bridge is curved, and there are pavilions on both ends of the shore. The shape is very similar to Ruyi. It is estimated that this is the reason for the name of the bridge. The whole bridge is in good shape. The reason for the time is not to go to the opposite Bailian Tower. In fact, you should go, so you can see the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

The scenery is super beautiful, with a drizzle, walking on the slate path, watching the passing crowds, a boat rowed, the small fish in the water in groups, taking a few literary photos in a place with few people, returning home to taste carefully, as if never left.

This small bridge is not too big, not too wide, there are many buildings under the bridge, and the restaurant here is very good and beautiful, the air is also very good and humid, the weeping willows on the shore reflect in the water awning boat in the small river.

Located at the west end of Xizha Scenic Area, next to Ruyi Bridge Wharf, from here, take a chartered boat back to Andufang, almost through the entire Xishihe. As shown in the picture, Trip.com's positioning is a bit wrong, and it should be under the Bailian Tower and next to Shenglian Square. The bridges in Xizha and even the entire Wuzhen are mostly stone arches without roof bridges, and the Ruyi Bridge with the characteristics of the wind and rain covered bridge has become unique. It was a pity that I didn't pay attention to the bridge at that time, but I stood on the bridge to see the Jinshui Channel and the Bailian Tower. I don't know the true face of Ruyi, I just want to be in this bridge. If you climb the Bailian Tower, you can also see the shape of the bridge.

Ruyi Bridge in Wuzhen Xizha Scenic Area, at the end of Xizha Scenic Area, is a covered bridge with sheds, a bit curved, like a handle Ruyi, from the top down, like Ruyi placed on a green velvet.