Taoran Pavilion - One of the Four Famous Historical Pavilions in China

    Taoran Pavilion was a famous pavilion in the Qing Dynasty and is now one of the four major historical pavilions in China. 

    This small pavilion is highly favored by literati and literati, and is considered a must visit place by literati from all over the country who come to Beijing. During the Qing Dynasty for over 200 years, this pavilion enjoyed a long reputation and continued to flourish, becoming a victory in the capital.

    Taoran Pavilion is different from the other three pavilions among the four famous pavilions. Its architecture is not pavilion type, but a hall with three wide rooms, two deep rooms, front and back corridors, and a single eaved flush gable roof ound ridge roof roof. It seems more appropriate to call it "Taoran Hall". There are Chinese Su style colored paintings on the pavilion, and the beams inside the house are decorated with landscape, flower, and bird colored paintings.

    There are many famous historical sites around Taoran Pavilion. They all have a history of literati drinking and singing, and have experienced glorious periods of leading styles.