The place where the Ayi River and the Mother and Child Creek meet is named after a bamboo bridge that crosses the river in ancient times. Zhuban Bridge has preserved traditional paper-making techniques for over 300 years, inheriting the paper-making craft of Cai Lun and showcasing ancient Chinese culture; The Four Great Inventions; One of the original charms. At Zhuban Bridge, you can sing on a bamboo raft and sail for seven miles to the blue pond; Exploring the secluded path - Tracing back to the Mother and Child Creek Canyon; Playing in the water at Ke Bi Tan - strolling through the clear springs of the secluded valley.