Wenchang Pavilion in Qingyan Ancient town

Wenchang Pavilion was built during Wanli Period of the Ming Dynasty (1573-1619), with brick and wood overhanging roof. It is a binary quadrangle lying south amd faving north, with a total area of 800m2. The whole guilding group is made up of rooms for ritual purification, cross hall, front hall, wingrooms and attics. Wooden and stone carvings on the attics and walls are carved with fortune designs suck as "Two Dragons Holding Treasure", "Two Phoenixes Flying to the Sun." The two huge stone vats whose frontage is carved with characters, flowers, and grass are also well preserved. Guiyang House Records praised it as a "wonderful place with flowers and bamboos in Qingyan". You can check out this particular place of interest inside Qingyan Ancient Town in Guizhou. #solofemaletraveler #explorechina #culturalattractions #birthdaytreat