Constructed in the Ming Dynasty, this pavilion has a round upper part with verandas on the four sides. In the shape of a cross, the pavilion has carved overhanging eaves and multiple angles with the same shape and structure as Wan Chun Ting (Pavilion of Ten Thousand Spring Seasons) in the Imperial Garden.
Description
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Buddhist statues were enshrined in the pavilion, as well as the spirit tablet of Emperor Tongzhi. This pavilion is located in the west, which according tradition symbolizes autumn.
