Puji Bridge
Description:
Puji Bridge is a construction in the Qingpu area, erected during the Song dynasty in 1267. The bridge is the oldest bridge in Shanghai and is technically well preserved.
The main building material for the construction of the bridge was purple stone. The construction of the bridge is not intricate and is presented in the form of an arch. The bridge arch is decorated with stone carvings. The images are currently vague, but it can be understood that the patterns display some scenes of historical events. The length of the bridge is 27 meters and width is 2.7 meters.
In 1985, the bridge was listed as a cultural monument of Shanghai.