A view from the deck of Wuzhen Road Bridge. As I've mentioned previously, I was impressed by how relaxed and happy people are in Shanghai.
There's a concrete block protecting the arch rib at the sidewalk. Someone has written on the block a phone number for people to call who want a fake identity card. There are too many people moving into big cities and so the government issues ID cards to try to prevent this migration.
Note that the bridge has a second, interior barrier rail to protect the arch ribs and hangers from errant drivers. The outside barrier rail is decorated with wrought iron and the sidewalk is decorated with tiles.
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Shanghai China's Bridges: Wuzhen Road Bridge (2) by Mark Yashinsky is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.
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