Luoyang Bridge

The Luoyang Bridge, otherwise called Wan'an Bridge, is situated in Quanzhou, Fujian region, China. The stone narrows connect is arranged at the mouth of Luoyang River. Being the principal stone straight scaffold in China, it appreciates the notoriety of " one of the four old extensions of China". The task began from the fifth year of Huangyou's decision period in northern tune tradition. In the fourth year of Jiayou's rule, the development of Luoyang connect was finished and Caixiang stated "The Wan'an connect" for it. The scaffold had been reproduced and repaired in the later traditions.

In the southern melody tradition, pagodas and fengshui pagodas were worked outside the guardrail of the extension. The bridge is 1200 meters in length, and has 46 docks altogether. The north piece of the scaffold is in the domain of Hui'an province while the south is in Luojiang area. The center part is situated in a waterway island called Zhongzhou. Pagodas and tower joss can be discovered both on the scaffold and Zhongzhou island. Luoyang bridge was recorded as a key social relics unit under the national insurance in 1988, and in 2009, it was chosen as one of the social world legacy locales along the sea silk street.