Wannian Bridge and Juxing Pagoda

Wannian Bridge was first built in the 7th year of the Chongzhen reign of the Ming Dynasty (1634). It is the longest surviving stone arch bridge of the Ming Dynasty in Jiangxi Province. As a milestone in the history of Chinese bridges, it has been listed as a Provincial-level Cultural Relic under Protection.

Juxing Pagoda was constructed in the 42nd year of the Wanli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1614). This rare leaning pagoda in Jiangxi is an octagonal hollow brick tower with seven storeys and upturned eaves.

Wannian Bridge and Taiping Bridge are known as "two rainbows lying on the waves", forming one of the Ten Scenic Spots of the Xu River.