What are the pavilions and pavilions in Jinan:
I. Part I
1. Chaoran Building was built in the Yuan Dynasty, which is a famous building with a history of hundreds of years. It is known as the "first building in the north of the Yangtze River". In 28, it was rebuilt in the expansion of Daming Lake, and the building became a new landmark of Quancheng.
In p>221, the Chaoran Building of Daming Lake in Jinan successfully joined the China Famous Buildings Association and was officially listed as "Famous Historical and Cultural Buildings in China" at the annual meeting of the China Cultural Relics Society.
2. When you climb the building, it is expected that the mountains will be green in the south, and you can enjoy the misty rain in the north. You can look up at the vastness of the universe and enjoy the beauty of the lake. There is a victory in landscape gardens, and it is meaningful to understand ancient and modern articles by relying on the column. Inside the building, there are a large number of root carvings, plaques, couplets, famous paintings and calligraphy works, carved strange stones, etc., which can be described as colorful and wonderful, just like a treasure building.
Part II
1. Huibo Building is located in the northeast corner of Daming Lake Park. It was built in the early Yuan Dynasty, and it was named after it was built on Huibo Bridge (also known as Beishuimen). The beauty of Huibo Building is to climb the building and enjoy the scenery. Looking from the railing, the mountains can be seen in the south, stretching like a screen, lush and magnificent.
overlooking the downstairs, you can see the Ming lake as a mirror, the original boat swaying, the reflection of light, and the clear reflection; Pavilions and pavilions, hidden among the willows, are really beautiful. When the setting sun shines on it, the surrounding scenery is dyed orange, and its scenery is called "Huibo Evening Photo".
2. Jishan Building is located to the west of the south bank of Daming Lake, and now it is the backward courtyard of Xin Qiji Memorial Hall. Gathering mountains means gathering mountains. In those days, Xin Qiji was dismissed from office in Nandu, and built a manor with a lake in Shangrao, Jiangxi Province. His residence overlooks the hills around Lingshan, so he named his building Jishanlou.
Jishan Building in Jinan was called Feilong Building in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, and it is the main body of Li Hongzhang's public shrine. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Yang Shiying, the governor of Shandong Province, thanked Li Hongzhang, a fellow villager from Anhui Province, for his appreciation and promotion. In 194, he built this ancestral temple for him by Daming Lake to show his memory.
Part III & Part III
Snow House is a place for friends, reading and book collection in Li Panlong, which has three places successively. Li Panlong, the leader of the seventh generation of literature in the Ming Dynasty, was regarded as a "master of patriarchal clan" and became a great master. In the thirty-fifth year of Jiajing (1556), the Snow House was built at the foot of Baoshan Mountain in Li Panlong, and in his later years, the first floor was built in Baihuazhou, a lake near Daming, also known as "Snow House".
During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Ye Mengxiong, the right political envoy of Shandong Province, admired Li Panlong, and invested in the construction of the third Snow House beside Baotu Spring, in order to express his memory of the sages and reappear the magnificent scene of Mr. Li Panlong's poetry transmission in those years. Since then, people kept donating money to repair it, which kept it until the early liberation until it was demolished in 1956 when Baotu Spring Park was expanded.