Yinjing Bridge

Yinjing Bridge is a single-arch stone bridge spanning the narrow canal with a distinct, sharp curve that resembles a silver mirror held over the water. Built during the Southern Song dynasty, it served as a vital passage for the local silk trade moving through the dense canal network. In eighteen seventy-two, a merchant named Wang spent his fortune repairing the structure, carving his own name into the central keystone to ensure his family would be remembered every time a boat passed beneath the span.