Introduction to Qinqiao: Commonly known as Dingbu and Horseshoe Bridge, the villagers choose a shallow place in the stream. Every small step, a cubic stone is placed, called Dingshi. The Dingshi is 10-20cm higher than the annual water level. Between the stones It is left open so that the water can flow smoothly and pedestrians do not have to wade across the river. There are three Qinqiaos in Xipu Village, which are located in front of Taiyin Palace, under Yongan Bridge and at the head of Xipu Village. The most distinctive one is located in front of Taiyin Palace, so it is called "Taiyin Palace Qinqiao". There are 87 teeth in this row of steps, among which Every six teeth, there is a low stone next to it. When pedestrians meet each other, one side stands sideways to give way, and the other side can go straight forward. The designer is really ingenious.