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　　Bridges, the least known and understood of China's many

wonders, are one of its most striking and resilient feats of

architectural prowess. Chinese Bridges brings together a thorough

look at these marvels from one of the world's leading experts on

Chinese culture and historical geography, Ronald G. Knapp.

While many consider bridges to be merely utilitarian, the bridges

of China move beyond that stereotype, as many are undeniably

dramatic, even majestic and daring. Chinese Bridges illustrates in

detail 20 well-preserved ancient bridges, along with de*ions

and essays on the distinctive architectural elements shared by the

various designs. For the first time in an English-language book,

Chinese Bridges records scores of newly discovered bridges across

China's vast landscape, illustrated with over 400 color

photographs, as well as woodblock prints, historic images,

paintings and line drawings.

Foreword by Peter Bol

Part One

CHINA'S ANCIENT BRID

BUILDING TRADITIONS

Part Two

CHINESE BRIDGES AS

LIVING ARCHITECTURE

Part Three

CHINA'S FINE

HERITAGE BRIDGES

Bridges of the Forbidden City

Beijing

Sea Palace Bridges

Beijing

"Garden of Gardens" Bridges

Beijing

Lugou Bridge

Wanping, Beijing

Zhaozhou Bridge

Zhaoxian, Hebei

Dulin Bridge and Shan Bridge

Cangzhou, Hebei

Jingxing Bridge

Cangyan Mountains, Hebei

Baling Bridge

Weiyuan, Gansu

Hongjun Bridge

Qinglinkou, Sichuan

Jiemei Bridges

Anxian, Sichuan

Anlan Suspension Bridge

Dujiangyan, Guanxian, and Sichuan

Bridges in the Lower Yangzi Watertowns

Jiangsu, Shanghai, and Zhejiang

Suzhou and Hangzhou Garden Bridges

Jiangsu and Zhejiang

Wuting Bridge

Yangzhou, Jiangsu

Baodai Bridge

Suzhou, Jiangsu

Huizhou Covered Bridges

Anhui and Jiangxi

Caihong Bridge

Wuyuan, Jiangxi

Bei'an Bridge

Shexian, Anhui

Megalithic Stone Beam Bridges

Quanzhou, Fujian

Covered Wooden Bridges

Southern Zhejiang and Northern Fujian

Dong"Wind-and-Rain" Bridges

Sanjiang, Guangxi

Bibliography

Index

Acknowledgments

　　Ronald G. Knapp has been carrying out research on cultural and

historical geography in China's countryside since 1965. Currently

SUNY Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the State University of

New York, New Paltz, he is the author or contributing editor of

more than a dozen books, including the award-winning Chinese

Houses: The Architectural Heritage of a Nation.

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　　"This exquisitely illustrated volume gives more insight into

the cultural and philosophical systems undergirding all forms of

Chinese architecture than any book in recent years."

　　——ArchNewsNow.com

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architecture, history and culture."

　　——CHOICE magazine

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Bridges, the least known and understood of China's many wonders, are one of its most striking and resilient feats of architectural prowess. Chinese Bridges brings together a thorough look at these marvels from one of the world's leading experts on Chinese culture and historical geography, Ronald G. Knapp.

While many consider bridges to be merely utilitarian, the bridges of China move beyond that stereotype, as many are undeniably dramatic, even majestic and daring. Chinese Bridges illustrates in detail 20 well-preserved ancient bridges, along with descriptions and essays on the distinctive architectural elements shared by the various designs. For the first time in an English-language book, Chinese Bridges records scores of newly discovered bridges across China's vast landscape, illustrated with over 400 color photographs, as well as woodblock prints, historic images, paintings and line drawings.