Introduction to Guangfuji Bridge: Guangfuji Bridge is a beam-style stone bridge, also known as Tiansi Bridge and Xianghua Bridge. Because it is connected with the stone steps in front of the temple to form two concave axially symmetrical patterns, it is commonly known as the "Flip Bridge" in front of the Tongguanyin Temple in Guangfu Town. The railings, lock stones, and capping stones are all made of Wukang stone. The buckles make a clanging sound, so it is called Pipa Bridge or Xiangshi Bridge. The stone carvings on the bridge include clouds, dragons and swastika patterns, which are simple and powerful with smooth lines. The temple bridge is very simple. The bridge is 16.1 meters long and 3.05 meters wide. It is of beam type. The edges on both sides are made of Wukang stone. It is carved with double dragons playing with beads and swastika patterns. It is well crafted and is an old thing from the Song Dynasty. It is a rare example of a stone bridge in the Song Dynasty.