Introduction to Wofeng Bridge: Wofeng Bridge is a north-south single-hole stone bridge. It was built in the 45th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1706). It was later destroyed and rebuilt in 1988.
There is no water under the bridge. There is an ancient copper coin model hanging on both sides of the bridge hole, engraved with the four words "bell rings for good fortune", and a small copper bell is tied inside the coin's eye. It is said that due to the strong winds and low rainfall in the north, there was originally a "Ganyu Bridge" outside the temple, so people built the "Wofeng Bridge" inside the temple. The two bridges symbolize good weather.