An outstanding engineer in the Northern Song Dynasty,HebeiZhending (today's HebeiZhengding County）People.According to historical records, Monk Huai Bing was clever and thoughtful, and had solved engineering problems that no one could solve at that time.Definite Level 13pagodaThe middle pillar is broken, and the pagoda leans to the northwest. Monk Huaibing makes another pillar, replaces the broken pillar, and straightens the pagoda.ZhaozhouJiaohe RiverThe stone bridge was leaning and about to fall. Monk Huai Bing said that he could straighten it by pouring iron into the stones under the bridge.Villagers enthusiastically donated stones. Monk Huai Bing dug holes in the stones and melted molten iron ran through them, which helped to straighten the stone bridge.[1]
Songhe Zhongfubridge of a shipUse iron ox to make eight dimensions, one ox and tens of thousands of jin.In the process of peace, the water rose sharply, and the people who were able to raise money were not in the river.Huai Bing, the true monk, used two big boats to fill the earth and hold the oxen to maintain it. He used the big wood as a weighing device to hook the oxen, slowly remove the earth and float the oxen out of the boat.official in charge of transportationZhang TaoTo smell, give me purple clothes.
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In the Song Dynasty, there was a floating bridge in Hezhongfu, which was fixed with eight iron oxen, one of which weighed nearly tens of thousands of kilograms.Song YingzongDuring the period of governance and leveling, the flood broke the pontoon bridge and caused the iron cattle to sink to the bottom of the river. People who could salvage the iron cattle were widely recruited.There must be a monk named Huai Bing who filled two big ships with earth and stone, tied the iron ox to the crossbar between the two big ships with a rope, and slowly removed the earth and stone on the ship. The ship surfaced and the iron ox was rescued.The transfer envoy Zhang Tao reported the matter toimperial court，EmperorGive Monk Huaibing a purple coat.[2]
