Liang Sicheng was based on the original Tibetan paintings of the Tianzhu Pavilion in the Ming Dynasty. In November 1957, it was determined that the Tengwang Pavilion was rebuilt on the basis of Liang Sicheng and the design plan in 1942. After learning of this news, Liang Sicheng also suggested: Please pay special attention to the fact that Tengwang Pavilion was originally built on the city wall. Therefore, it is necessary to build a high platform about 10 meters high for the reconstruction to replace the original city wall. However, the current turmoil, coupled with the repeated plans to rehabilitate Tengwangge, failed to materialize until 1983, when the resolution to rebuild Tengwangge was officially mentioned on the agenda and completed in 1989. Presumably, Mr. Liang Lao dreams that he will not think that the Tengwang Pavilion, which was reconstructed according to his design, will be a concrete building! And the water is so thorough, it is also equipped with an elevator!