Cihmu Bridge

The Cimu Bridge, three kilometers east of Tianxiang on the Zhongheng Highway, is a slanted Zhanggang Bridge bridge long one hundred thirty-six meters wide nine point nine meters guardrail design using white marble bridge head bridge tail each with a pair of white stone lions is a beautiful shape bridge standing fog stream and its tributary Xixi stream here A smear of red in the green mountains and green waters of the confluence is very worrying ～

The Cimu Bridge is part of the Green Water Recreation Area of Tailuge National Park. It is built using Hualien's special marble materials. On the east side of the bridge, there is also a Cimu Pavilion built by President Jiang Gong in memory of the Cimu Wang Tai. The Cimu Bridge, with its traditional Chinese style design of the lion sitting town, has become a quite striking among many bridges in the Zhongheng Highway. Its name is said to have been a teenager was washed away by the flood, but his mother still looks at the child early every day, deeply moved later people named the bridge to the mother.

每個景點都有他的故事，有悲傷的故事，有歡笑的故事，意義都不同 这里的慈母桥就是如此 从燕子口到慈母桥，原本，只想来欣赏弯曲高耸的幽深峡谷，浑厚峻峭的锥簏断崖，曲折迂回的险壑山道 ，享受大自然的鬼斧神工。

The car dealership in Hualien Tailuge Scenic Area will see this very eye-catching red suspension bridge, the name is from a moving legend. It is a more moral bridge, and it is located on the road. The color is very gorgeous, the recognition is very high, and there are lush alpine trees nearby. Not bad, worth nostalgic. You can see the steep cliffs around, the natural environment is perfect!

The iconic Bridge Red is very special and obvious. It is said that there is a specific story. I don't remember it. Then I saw two other personal stories, one telling Jiang Jingguo to commemorate his mother and the other telling him that a mother is waiting for her son's return from the bridge day after day, year after year. Cough really embarrassed me, okay? Which story is true? In the end, it's too bad. Okay, I'm going to Baidu myself.

In the scenic spot of Hualien Taroko Pavilion, you can see this striking red suspension bridge. Its name comes from a moving legend. There is also a loving mother pavilion built by Chiang Kai-shek for his mother, standing tall in the mountains.