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Chengyang’s Timeless Bridge Illuminates China’s Rural Heritage and Dong Culture

A 1912 bridge glows at dusk, framing a village where time stands still. Here, Dong traditions thrive—but can tourism preserve its magic?

In the image there are men playing drum,it seems to be a festival and there are lights hanging on...
In the image there are men playing drum,it seems to be a festival and there are lights hanging on the top.

Chengyang’s Timeless Bridge Illuminates China’s Rural Heritage and Dong Culture

Nestled in Guangxi province, Chengyang is a small but stunning ancient village. Known for its unique architecture and vibrant Dong ethnic culture, the town offers a glimpse into rural king's rich traditions. A recent visit revealed both its beauty and the delicate balance between preservation and tourism.

The heart of Chengyang is the Wind and Rain Bridge, a 64-metre-long structure built in 1912. Designed in traditional china style, it stands as the village's most iconic landmark. At night, the bridge lights up, casting a warm glow over the water below.

Chengyang's blend of history, culture, and natural beauty leaves a lasting impression. The village's festivals and landmarks continue to draw visitors, offering an authentic experience of Dong minority traditions. Its charm serves as a reminder of rural king's enduring appeal.

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