【莫斯塔爾】莫斯塔爾古橋

The Mostar Bridge is a 16th-century bridge in the ancient city of Mostar in the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is also known as the inner river of the Neretva, which is also known for its beautiful curvature and magnificent form. Rainbow over the river Leteva. The stone bridge was first built by Turkish architects in 1566. It was blown up during the Bosnian War on November 9, 1993, and became a permanent testimony of racial hatred. Since then, under the assistance of international organizations and many countries, the ancient bridge that has been restored and rebuilt for three years was reopened on July 23, 2004, and many buildings around the ancient bridge were also restored. Due to the heavy history of the city and the meaning of the bridge itself, the reconstructed ancient bridge is regarded as a symbol of coordinated reconciliation and international cooperation, and has also been placed on the hope of harmonious coexistence among different cultures, races and religious societies.