Cuiwei Pavilion

There is this pavilion halfway to the Feilaifeng. It is very antique. We have ignored this attraction when the time is tight. Just scan a few eyes in a hurry. There are ancient trees around and there are some scenery.

Cuiwei Pavilion is not very special, but because it is famous for its connection with the generation of anti-jin famous generals Zhongliang Yuefei, it has historical significance, but the surrounding scenery is quite good, the mountains and rivers are beautiful.

Cuiwei Pavilion is very famous. In fact, there are four Cuiwei Pavilion, one in Anhui and one in Hangzhou, one in Xiangshan Park in Beijing, and one in Nantong. It is very famous for being built by Du Fu.

Cuiwei Pavilion on the Feilai Peak, the pavilion is small and exquisite, and the mountain path next to the pavilion is circled, hidden in the ancient wood of Cangsong, simple and dignified. Han Shizhong built the "Cuiwei Pavilion" in Feilai Peak with the blind method after Yue Fei died. There are 48 words above: Shaoxing 12 years, Qingliang Jushi Han Shizhong because of the Lingyin landing victory, the old infrastructure new pavilion, the list of jade micro, think of the place to travel and rest, to treat the worshippers. On March 5th, write a direct book.

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Cuiwei Pavilion is located on the mountainside of Feilai Peak in Lingyin Scenic Area. The pavilion is relatively large. If people don't climb up, they can't see the pavilion. The pavilion has historical allusions. It was built by Han Shizhong, the former anti-jin famous general, in memory of Yuefei.

Located on the mountainside of Lingyin Feilai Peak, the Cuiwei Pavilion is small and exquisite, and the mountain path next to the pavilion is circled, hidden in the ancient trees of Cangsong, simple and dignified. This pavilion was built by Han Shizhong, a famous anti-jin general of the Southern Song Dynasty, to mourn Yue Fei. There is a cloud on the pavilion: the road turns back to the Tibetan monument, and the pavilion empty people look up to the former.