乐生活Jingshan, Beijing (II) 2017/1
Jingshan consists of five hills, the commanding heights of old Beijing. The five pavilions on the top of the mountain were built in the fifteenth year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty. The peak is Wanchun Pavilion, a square, triple eaves and four corners of the yellow glazed tile pavilion. On both sides are two double eaves, octagonal and green glazed tile pavilions. The Pavilion on the west side is called Jifang Pavilion, and the pavilion on the East is called Guanmiao Pavilion. There are also two round, double-eaved blue glazed tiles pavilions on the outside, Fulang Pavilion on the West and Zhou Guanting Pavilion on the east. In the old days, each pavilion was equipped with a bronze statue of Buddha.
