The Gansu Provincial Museum, located in Lanzhou, China, is a prominent cultural institution that showcases the rich history and diverse cultural heritage of Gansu Province. The museum's extensive collection includes artifacts from the Silk Road, ancient pottery, fossils, and Buddhist art. One of its most famous exhibits is the bronze "Flying Horse of Gansu," a symbol of China's ancient craftsmanship.
Zhongshan Bridge, located in Lanzhou, China, is an iconic historical structure often referred to as the "First Bridge over the Yellow River." Constructed in 1907 during the late Qing Dynasty, it was the first permanent bridge to span the Yellow River, significantly enhancing connectivity and trade in the region. The bridge was named in honor of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, also known as Sun Zhongshan, a key figure in the Chinese Revolution.
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