Introduction to Cunjin Bridge: Cunjin Bridge was built by the gentry and people of Mazhang District, Suixi in 1925. It was rebuilt in 1959. The name of the bridge means that every inch of China’s land is valuable and cannot be occupied by foreign enemies, to commemorate the local people’s anti-French struggle in 1898. The rebuilt Cunjin Bridge is a single-hole stone bridge with cement pavement, 19 meters long and 12 meters wide, with 18 railings on both sides. A monument is erected at the west end of the bridge to record the story of the anti-French struggle.