Magellan Cross (Magellan'sCross) is located in Cebu City, Philippines, is an important historical and cultural landmark in the country, in 1521, the Portuguese navigator Magellan led a fleet to Cebu Island, where he preached Catholicism. On April 14, Father PedroValderama baptized the Aboriginal patriarch, his wife Queen Juana and 400 other Aboriginal people. In honor of the ceremony, Magellan erected a cross. · Architectural features: The cross was placed in a hexagonal pavilion, whose ceiling murals retained the scene of Magellan's landing on Cebu Island, where the priest on board the ship held a baptismal mission for the first Filipino Catholics, colorful and realistic. In fact, the cross above was erected when the original cross should be sealed in it, and the wood should have been broken. Finally, Magellan died in Cebu, and it was a pity that he attacked other tribes opposite. . Religious significance: The Magellan Cross is an important symbol of the development of Christianity in the Philippines, marking the beginning of Catholicism in the Philippines, witnessing the transformation of Filipino religious beliefs, attracting many believers and tourists to worship and visit each year. Historical significance: It is an important witness to the great historical event of Magellan's global voyage, represents the spirit of exploration in the Great Seafaring Age, and reflects the historical beginning of the Philippines' colonial rule.