Liuchonghe Bridge, Cable-stayed bridge in Qianxi, Guizhou Province, China

Liuchonghe Bridge is a two-pylon cable-stayed bridge carrying the S55 expressway across the Liuchong River gorge between Qianxi and Zhijin. Its deck runs 1,508 m, with a 438 m main span and a width of 24.1 m; the roadway lies 336 m above the river. Two white rectangular pylons rise from the gorge sides, reddish-brown cables fanning from each down to the deck edge.

Construction began in July 2010 and the two halves were joined on 30 November 2012; the bridge opened on 8 February 2013. It carries the Qianxi–Zhijin section of the S55 Renhuai–Wangmo expressway across the Liuchong River gorge, linking Qianxi and Zhijin.

Known locally as Liu Chong He Da Qiao, this engineering project represents regional development efforts and modernization achievements in rural Guizhou during the early 2010s infrastructure expansion.

The bridge carries the S55 Qianzhi Expressway between Zhijin and Qianxi, crossing the Liuchong River gorge; the deck sits 336 m above the river. It opened on 8 February 2013, so it is a through-route rather than a stopping point — plan to view the gorge from the approaches.

The deck sits 336 m above the Liuchong River, and the main span measures 438 m between the two towers. The full crossing is 1,508 m long and 24.1 m wide. Construction began in July 2010 and the two halves were joined on 30 November 2012, ahead of the February 2013 opening.