Night mooring at Bingzhou Bridge (Part 2) - Taiyuan Yingze Bridge.

Yingze Bridge is a cross-river bridge connecting Yingze District and Wanbailin District in Taiyuan City. It is located on the Fen River and is the first bridge built on the Fen River after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is known as the "No. 1 Bridge in North China." This bridge, which has grown along with the city of Taiyuan, has returned to the public eye with a new look after being repaired. The bridgehead is a light yellow and warm white bridge with the Chinese characters "Yingze Bridge" written in Mao's Chinese red style embedded in it. It is eye-catching and bright at first sight from afar, very Taiyuan. Time never stops moving forward. Everything in the world seems to be constantly changing with the passage of time. The old goes and the new comes. The old seems not to have gone far, and the new does not seem to have been completely overturned. This kind of existence is more like a certain obsession and spiritual sustenance in people's hearts, like a wrinkled candy wrapper sandwiched between the pages of a book. When you open it, it is filled with a faint sweetness, warmth, and healing, giving you the courage and strength to move forward. Yingze Bridge is the memory of Taiyuan City and the symbol of Taiyuan City. Having witnessed the ups and downs of Taiyuan City along the way, we will continue to walk with it in the light and create the sun. 📌TIPS: 📍Location: Just search for Yingze Bridge on the navigation. 💜Convenience facilities: A barrier-free elevator is installed inside the Yingze Bridge pedestrian interchange facility to facilitate the elderly and citizens with limited mobility to directly enter and exit the Fenhe Scenic Area. 💛Nearby: West of Yingze Bridge: China Coal Museum, 60 yuan/person, visiting time: 2-3 hours. 💜Yingze Bridge East: 🟡️Yingze Park (built in 1954, the first park built after the liberation of Taiyuan) is open to the public free of charge. 🟡️Liuxiang-Bell Tower Street-Food Street (Taiyuan's old commercial district) Chunyang Palace (a Taoist building built in the Yuan Dynasty, west of May Day Square, across the road) 🟡️Jin Merchants Museum (the northernmost part of Food Street, across Fudong Street, free, reservation required, Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00-18:00, tour duration: 2-3 hours)