Chengrui Pavilion

Chengrui Pavilion is located in the northwest of the Royal Garden, and the Fubi Pavilion in the northeast of the Royal Garden should be called each other. The pavilion is three square-shaped, with a wide open area of about 8m. It is a rectangular pool with east and west long under it. It is a stone bridge across the single coupon hole. It was built in the 11th year of Ming Wanli (1583), and the former cuddle building was added to the Qinghuizheng decade (1732). The four sides of the pavilion are originally equipped with wall panels to open doors and windows, with buckets inside, and then demolished. The pavilion and the balconies are all green glazed tiles and yellow shearing edges, and the glazed treasure tops on the top of the glazed spires, one bucket and two liters of the leaf buckets, and the balconies under the balconies. The stone carving railings on both sides of the pavilion are also the railings of the bridge, and the banana leaves look at the pillars. Pavilion north and south two sides set foot, as an import and export. The square pavilion is a golden dragon pattern wellhead ceiling, there are shuanglong opera pearl eight square algae well, the dragon Jin color painting. The three sides of the building are open.

Chengrui Pavilion is located in the northwest corner of the Imperial Garden of the Forbidden City. There is a cull building in front of Chengrui Pavilion. There is a pool next to it. The water in the pool is drawn from the moat and the tube river outside. There are live goldfish in the pool. The emperor often watches here.

Chengrui Pavilion, a pavilion with half summer echoing the Imperial Palace Garden. It and Wanchun Pavilion, Fubi Pavilion, Qianqiu Pavilion are distributed in four directions of the Royal Garden, which also symbolizes the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. Chengrui Pavilion and Fubi Pavilion are built on the stone bridge of the rectangular pool, and the algae well in the pavilion is a shuanglong play bead.

Chengrui Pavilion is located in the northwest of the Royal Garden, and the Fubi Pavilion in the northeast of the Royal Garden should be called each other. The pavilion is three square rooms with a wide open surface of about 8m. The front is out of the building. There is a rectangular pool with east and west long. The pool is across the single coupon cave stone bridge. The pavilion is located on the bridge.

The northwest side of the Imperial Garden of the Forbidden City, in the Qing Dynasty, is the place to worship the Beidou God, pray for the Beidou God to give peace!