Paiyundian

This is an attraction in the scenic area of Beijing Summer Palace. This time it is closed on Monday! This is an important attraction in the Summer Palace. It overlooks Kunming Lake and has a great location! [View] Beautiful, [Interesting] Royal Story, [Cost-effective] Super high!

Paiyun Palace is the main palace in the complex in front of Wanshou Mountain in the Summer Palace. During the Qianlong period, the building here was still the Dabaoen Temple at that time. In the Guangxu period, after the renovation, it was renamed Paiyun Palace, taken from Guo Yu's "You Xian Poetry" in Jin Dynasty: "The immortals are out of the clouds, but see the gold and silver platform." From the beginning of the palace, the most spectacular building complex in the Summer Palace gradually upward, looking down, there is a feeling of meeting the gods on the cloud platform.

Beijing the next day - the Summer Palace 43 Summer Palace was built by Qianlong for the filial respect of the mother, in order to fear others to say that he was extravagant, built in the name of the practice of the water army, and finally the actual enjoyment of people is still Cixi. The "failing stone" that the emperor Qianlong gave to his mother, there is a feudal superstition, from the stone placed here, Daqing went to extinction. The highest point of the Summer Palace, used to hang lanterns for lighting. In addition to lighting, it is also to tell everyone, Cixi, she! Wake up! Everyone can come over! Ann!

In the center of the building in front of Wanshou Mountain in the Summer Palace in Beijing, Qianlong built Dabao Enyanshou Temple for his mother's 60th birthday. Cixi was rebuilt to Paiyun Palace. It is where Cixi lived in the park and received worship on his birthday.

In front of the cloud gate, in addition to two vivid and beautifully cast bronze lions, there are six different forms of Taihu Stone on both sides, which means the zodiac. The north and south of the plaque above the plaque expresses praise and praise for the rulers, and also implies the feudal order of the emperor and courtiers.