Constructed in the Ming Dynasty, this pavilion has a round upper part and a square lower 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 Qian Qiu Ting (Thousand-Year Pavilion) in the Imperial Garden. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, statue of Lord Guan was enshrined here.
