点评:Most of the people talked about the myth of this bridge that goes "couples mustn't walk to the end of this bridge or they all are going to part ways." Well, I am not sure if it's true or not because I have been single since the day I left my mother' womb. The sad thing is... once this ancient, and historical monument fall apart, they will replace it with another bridge made with other than teakwood (which is THE significance of this bridge). I will provide the images of how they "try to rebuild" the collapsed part of the bridge and absolutely f-ing it up. They won't prevent from it from disintegrating, and they will further ruin the attraction. I am talking about the current government who stole the ascendance. Other than that, this whole place is amazing. I advise you to take umbrellas with you if you were thinking of walking on the bridge because the scorching hot sun will definitely make you feel as if you were swimming across an ocean of lava.
翻译:大多数人都在谈论这座桥的神话,即“情侣们不能走到桥的尽头,否则他们都会分道扬镳。”好吧,我不确定这是不是真的,因为我从离开母亲的子宫那天起就一直单身。可悲的是……一旦这座古老的历史古迹倒塌,他们就会用另一座用柚木以外的木材建造的桥来代替它(柚木是这座桥的意义所在)。我将提供他们如何“试图重建”倒塌的桥梁部分并彻底搞砸它的图片。他们不会阻止它解体,而且他们会进一步破坏它的吸引力。我说的是窃取了优势地位的现任政府。除此之外,整个地方都很棒。如果你想在桥上行走,我建议你带上雨伞,因为灼热的阳光绝对会让你感觉好像在熔岩海洋中游泳。