Yunlong Bridge & Luofang Zougushi

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A Ming dynasty covered wooden bridge with stone piers in Luofang Township, with a shrine on the bridge. The 'Zougushi' folk custom in Luofang every New Year is a national intangible cultural heritage item.

Yunlong Bridge is in Luofang Township, Liancheng. It was first built during the Chongzhen era of the Ming dynasty. It is a covered wooden bridge on stone piers, about 80 meters long, with pavilions and shrines on the bridge. It is a Fujian Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Unit. The 'Zougushi' custom in Luofang, held on the 14th and 15th of the first lunar month, is a national intangible cultural heritage item. Villagers carry children dressed as historical figures and race through the river, creating a lively spectacle. The covered bridge is free to visit at all times. Event dates are announced each year, and crowds are heavy on those days.

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Covered bridge · Intangible heritage · Hakka folk customs

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