Changchun Bridge was built in 1936. It is located in a pool between Hanwanxuan and Jiangxuexuan. Lake embankments were built in front and back of the bridge to separate it from the water of Taihu Lake. The bridge is arched, like the Jade Belt Bridge in the Summer Palace, and the bridge hole reflects the sun into a perfect circle. Japanese cherry blossoms have been planted on the lake embankment for more than 60 years. In April every year, the flowers bloom like clouds, light red, pink and white. Set against the backdrop of green mountains and green waters, they are particularly enchanting and are called “Changchun Cherry Blossoms”. In front of the Changchun Bridge, there is an ancient building half exposed on the water, with the inscription “Jiang Xuexuan” on its forehead, opposite the Hanwanxuan. Next to Jiangxue Pavilion is Yun Dou Pavilion, which was built by the owner in memory of his ancestor Yang Duwang and has the inscription of Cai Yuanpei on it. Uphill, there is the Flower Temple, built in 1931, with a statue of the “Flower Goddess Yi” in the middle, wearing a high bun and cloud clothes, with a graceful posture.
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