When you come to the City God Temple, you must walk on the winding Nine Zigzag Bridge. Look at the carp under the bridge and the Mid-Lake Pavilion by the bridge. Taking photos or feeding them is also a kind of fun. The Nine Zigzag Bridge has many twists and turns. The angles of each bend are different. Some are right angles greater than 90 degrees, and some are right angles less than 90 degrees. Nowadays, the bridge deck of the Nine Zigzag Bridge is made of granite slabs. On each slab at each bend, there is a seasonal flower carved, such as narcissus in the first month, apricot blossom in the second month, peach blossom in the third month… until wintersweet in December. And on the two slabs at the head and tail of the Nine Zigzag Bridge, there is a lotus flower carved on each. On a section of the bridge deck in front of the Mid-Lake Pavilion Teahouse, there is a lotus flower carved in the middle, and colorful clouds are carved at the four corners respectively. The white marble sculpture of the lotus fairy in the pool stands gracefully, smiling and waiting for visitors. The Nine Zigzag Bridge can lead to the Mid-Lake Pavilion Teahouse. Open all year round and all day. The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on that day.
Nine Zigzag Bridge
When you come to the City God Temple, you must walk on the winding Nine Zigzag Bridge. Look at the [[...]
