Yongkang East China Du Fei who wrote it?

Who didn't write it, who built it. Du Fei in East China, also known as "Yongkang aqueduct", has a total length of more than 3,000 meters, starting from Lu Cun in the west of Zhiying Town in the east and reaching Dushantou Village in the economic development zone in the west. The flying ferry in East China stands in the air with great momentum and is the longest aqueduct in East China. At the end of 1970s, with the support of higher authorities, Yangxi Reservoir, the largest reservoir in Yongkang, was completed. The reservoir integrates irrigation, power generation and other functions, and strives to benefit more farmers in irrigation areas, thus building this aerial stone bridge.

1987, East China Du Fei started construction. It took more than two years for dozens of engineering teams to enter the site, dig foundation pits and hit piers.

The author of the documentary literary work My hometown is at the foot of Du Fei in East China should leap forward. In 1980s, this aerial stone bridge, which cost more than 20 million yuan and was more than 3,000 meters long, was the most difficult systematic project in agricultural facilities construction in Yongkang after the founding of New China.