Luzhuang Bridge

Name: Luzhuang Bridge
Author: None Of Them Are Zodiac Animals

by None Of Them Are Zodiac Animals

ongoing Realistic Fiction Slice of Life Male Lead

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About This Novel

Four kilometers southwest of Wenshang County, Shandong Province, outside the South Second Ring Road of the county, there is an ancient village called Luzhuang Bridge. Luzhuang Bridge, as its name suggests, was a wooden bridge donated by local gentry and philanthropists on the Quan River to the west of Luzhuang. It spanned the middle of the Quan River to facilitate the travel of people on both sides of the river. The west of the bridge was called Qiaokou, and the east of the bridge was called Qiaoshang. There used to be a temple on the bridge, which worshiped Bixia Yuanjun's grandmother, and there was also a statue of the miracle doctor Hua Tuo. The locals called it Nai Nai Temple, and some people called it Hua Tuo Temple. No one knows when the temple was built, but it should be no earlier than the Three Kingdoms. Luzhuang Bridge covers the administrative villages of Luzhuang, Qianji, Mengzhuang, Zhanghang, Qiaokou, etc. There used to be some distance between these villages 30 years ago, but now they are covered with houses, and the villages are connected together. Because Luzhuang Village is the largest and has the most people, in the eyes of outsiders, this village is called Luzhuang Bridge. I have always wanted to write about the entrepreneurial stories of the people in my hometown of Luzhuang. Today I will use my imagination to make up a few characters and make up some stories, let these characters run through them, and enhance the logic as much as possible. I will try my best to bring these characters to life and express the story clearly and completely. I will also try my best to write about the customs and customs of my hometown of Luzhuang and the style and taste of the people of Luzhuang. This is also my original intention in writing this novel. I even wanted to name this rural novel something simple. After some thought, I decided to call it "Luzhuang Bridge"