Fubiting Review

Floating Biting and Baoxia roof are green glazed tile yellow cut edge, glazed treasure top on the tip. One bucket two liters to cross the leaf bucket, under the armpit Anhua board, square column. The east and west sides of the pavilion are stone carving railings, and the bridge is also a railing board. There are two steps in the middle of the stone railings on both sides of the north and south. There are shuanglong opera beads in the square of the pavilion, surrounded by hundreds of flower pattern ceilings, and Su-style color paintings. The three sides of the building are open.

Fubi Pavilion is located in the northeast of the Royal Garden. The north of the Pavilion is facing the north wall of the garden. The south is Wanchun Pavilion. The pavilion is square, three open rooms, about 8m wide, and 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 Fubi Pavilion was built in the 11th year of Ming Wanli (1583), and the former Baoxia was built in the 10th year of Qinghuizheng (1732). The water in the pool next to the Fubi Pavilion is drawn from the moat. The wall of the pool is carved with the first outlet of the stone scorpion, the water in the pool, and the fish swim, adding a fresh and lively interest to the scenery of the Royal Garden.

After Wanchun Pavilion in the Royal Garden, it is a floating pavilion. Fubi Pavilion is a square pavilion with a holding building in the Royal Garden. There is a algae well in the square pavilion after holding the building. The top of the pavilion is an octagonal wood carving algae well. It seems that it should be a relief of Erlong Opera Ball. The color has retreated and is more quaint. The algae well was not recolored, but it looked great after keeping it faded. It was just a protective net set up below the algae well, which is said to prevent birds from squatting.

The Imperial Palace is the place where the emperor and queen ascended on the 9th Chongyang Festival in the early September of the lunar calendar. From the pavilion, you can overlook the palace garden, overlooking the Forbidden City and Jingshan. The Imperial Palace is located on the fake mountaintop on the east side of the Imperial Garden. It was originally the site of the Ming Dynasty Flower Viewing Hall.