The name of the school pavilion and its allusions are as follows:
1. Zuixin Pavilion. In the fifth year of the calendar (AD 1045), Ouyang Xiu came to Chuzhou and met Monk Zhixian, the abbot of Langya Temple in Langya Mountain, and they soon became close friends. In order to facilitate Ouyang Xiu's visit, Zhixian built a small pavilion at the foot of the mountain. Ouyang Xiu personally wrote the story, which is the famous "The Drunkard's Pavilion". From then on, Ouyang Xiu often went to the pavilion with his friends to have fun and drink. "The prefect and his guests came here to drink. They often got drunk after drinking a lot, and he was the oldest, so he called himself the drunkard."
"The drunkard." Hence the name "Ting". Ouyang Xiu not only drinks here, but also often works here. There is a poem that praises: "Because of the prosperity of the government, I always have to do business in the pavilion."
2. Fengle Pavilion. Fortunately, the people here enjoy the abundance of food and are happy to travel with you. Because of the beauty of its mountains and rivers and its customs, the people know that those who enjoy a prosperous life are lucky to live in peace. The husband proclaims his kindness and enjoys the happiness with the people, which is also the matter of governor. So he wrote and named his pavilion Yan.
Meaning: At that time, I was fortunate to meet people who were happy for the ripe grain harvest that year and were willing to travel with me. Therefore, based on the mountains and rivers here, the beauty of the customs here is described, so that the people can know that they can enjoy the joy of good harvests because they are lucky to be born in this peaceful era.
It is within the scope of the governor's responsibilities to promote the emperor's kindness and enjoy happiness with the people. So I wrote the article "Fengle Pavilion" to name this pavilion.