What is a pavilion

A pavilion is one of the traditional wooden single building structures. A small pavilion built on the roadside for pedestrians to rest. Due to its lightweight design, flexible material selection, and flexible layout, it is widely used in garden architecture. An open pavilion or Beiming pavilion often built in gardens or parks, often supported by pillars and built on a roof.
brief introduction
1. A pavilion for pedestrians to take shelter from the rain or rest.
Tang Du Mu's poem "Drunken Down" reads: "On a clear day, the sky is filled with clouds of immortals, all of whom are seen off to the emperor in the pavilion
Ming Lu Cai's "Records of the Pearl: From the Room": "The fiery and majestic, scorching and delicate, how can you play with me in the pavilion, drunk with the lotus wind and the green mat
Preface to Xia Yan's "Biography of Autumn Jin": "On the right hand is half of the pavilion, and across the stage is a broken and dilapidated slate road
In the 1989 Sui County Annals, it was stated that "Yuanjia Mountain (where Yuan Ke established a separate business)... had a mountain gate in front, a main hall in the middle, and a pavilion in the back
During the Yuan Dynasty Emperor's tour, there were two pavilions, East and West, located in present-day Duolun County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
The third poem of Yuan Zhou Boqi's "Book of the Beginning of Autumn" reads: "Within a thousand miles of a pavilion, there is a column of things facing each other
The four sides of the pavilion are transparent and open, without installing partition fans or wooden boards. Such a pavilion is called a "pavilion". The pavilion is convenient for viewing and is more suitable for enjoying the cool and refreshing in the hot summer.