Introduction to Yinxiu Bridge: Yinxiu Bridge was built in the Jiayin year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1554). The bridge is made of purple-red gravel stone and spans the stream with a single hole. The bridge is 2.7 meters long, 2.45 meters wide, and 0.92 meters high. There is a carved stone with the bridge name embedded above the downstream bridge arch, with the words "Yinxiu Bridge" and "Jiajing Jiayinxia" on it. It is said that there was a nunnery on the mountain opposite the original bridge, and the bridge was built by monks raising funds.