Built in the Ming Dynasty, Yang Xing Zhai is a two-storied building. Its form echoes with Jiang Xue Xuan (Pavilion of Crimson Snow). The study has a secluded and beautiful surroundings. Emperors Jiaqing and Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty came here very often to have a rest or read. It was also here that Sir Reginald Johnston, an English Man, gave English lessons to abdicated Emperor Pu Yi. |
