Anshun Bridge, Covered bridge in Chengdu, China

The Anshun Bridge is a covered footbridge spanning the Jin River in Chengdu with traditional Chinese architectural design. The structure houses a restaurant within its covered section and creates a sheltered route across the water.

The bridge was built in 1746 by Lingan Hongdui and suffered multiple damage from repeated floods over centuries. The current structure was rebuilt following a comprehensive reconstruction in 2003.

The bridge displays traditional Chinese motifs such as plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum in its decorative elements. These symbols reflect local artistic expressions and are visible to anyone walking across.

The bridge sits within walking distance of parks and educational institutions, making it easy to visit. The pedestrian access is straightforward, and the covered walkway provides shelter in rainy weather.

The bridge's name means "Bridge of the Peaceful and Fluent". In the 13th century Marco Polo described an earlier version of it among the bridges of China, and the 1677 renovation linked Da'an Street to Wannianqiao Street with a two-level wooden structure whose upper floor held deity statues.