Nine-turn bridge
Nine-turn bridge, Bridge in China
The nine-turn bridge is a serpentine-like pedestrian bridge.
These bridges have been part of Chinese garden design for centuries.
Nine-turn bridges commonly appear in traditional Chinese gardens.
They are designed to provide peaceful and reflective walking paths.
The design's complexity is thought to ward off evil spirits.
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