Chengyang Bridge is a popular tourist attraction

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There are several villages of the Dong people near the Wind and Rain Bridge. Here you can get acquainted with the culture and traditions of these people. There are also several hostels for visitors nearby.

Chengyang Bridge China

The . To maintain the structure in good condition, a fee is charged for entry to the bridge. There are wooden benches in the bridge's walkways where you can sit down and admire the surrounding scenery. Local merchants and artisans hang their wares here, offering tourists souvenirs.


First Place: “Sick on New Year’s” by Ty Cummings

Found-footage filmmaking is all about taking material that might have almost-sacred status and, well, bringing it back down to earth. We find this film worthy of our first prize because of its irreverent humor and skilled editing, its playful predictions of the future, and because it points to the limitless opportunities that a constantly-refreshed public domain offers makers in all media.

Second Place: “Keaton and Kaufman: The Cameramen” by Max Teeth

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Third Place: “Just Like a Hollywood Star” by Timothy Johnson

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