Zhoushang Pavilion

Jingshan Park is a must-check in, standing in Wanchun Pavilion to see the Forbidden City Museum complex. On the way to Wanchun Pavilion, there are four pavilions opposite. On one side are Zhou Shang Pavilion and Guan Miao Pavilion. Zhou Shang Pavilion was originally built in the Ming Dynasty and was rebuilt in 15 years in Qing Qianlong. The peacock blue glazed tiles are beautiful, and the white leather pine next to it accompanies the elegant pavilion. I never opened the door in my impression.

One of the five pavilions in Jingshan is the lowest pavilion on the east side. The top of the pavilion is a two-story round glazed roof. There are several tall white-skinned pine trees in front of the pavilion. You can see some buildings in the Forbidden City in the south, but they are incomplete.

Zhou Shangting is one of the five square pavilions in Jingshan. The architectural form is the heavy round-top, the peacock blue glazed tiles cover the top, and the amethyst glazed tiles cut the edge. The Baosheng Buddha, which originally served one of the five-fang Buddhas in Zhou Shangting, is a bronze and gold Buddha statue.

There are five square pavilions in Jingshan Park, which refers to the four pavilions on the opposite side of the east and west, and the Wanchun pavilion on the central axis on the top of the mountain. Zhou Shangting is the first pavilion on the west side. It is the top of the peacock blue glazed tiles, which is very beautiful. Now Zhou Shangting is closed and cannot see the interior, but before 1900, the pavilion was dedicated to one of the five Buddhas, Baosheng Buddha.

One of the five pavilions in Jingshan, the pavilion originally dedicated to the bronze Buddha, but unfortunately was robbed by the eight-country coalition forces. Now there is only the base of the Buddha statue, which is a pity. Five pavilions originally dedicated to the five Buddha statues, only one left, and the other four were robbed by the eight-country coalition forces, this gang of robbers!

Zhou Shangting is located on the easternmost mountain peak, with peacock blue glass tube tile top, amethyst color glazed tile cutting edge, and a round glazed tip. The upper glazed is the heavy seven-step arch, the lower glazed is the single-step arch, there are two circles of pillars inside and outside, 8 inside and outside. It is built on the peak of Jingshan Park, one of the viewing halls without a seat.