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Chengxian Pavilion
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Address: Lucheng, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China
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The Chengxian Pavilion in Jiangxinyu was originally named Shuilu Pavilion, also known as Jiangshanglou. Later, the name was changed to the current Chengxian Pavilion due to the reflection of the clouds and the sun in the famous poem "Lantau in the Dengjiang" by the poet Xie Lingyun of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. On the day of the tour, a group of primary school students were led by a teacher to visit Chengxian Pavilion. On the second floor of the attic, the teacher asked questions, and the students rushed to answer and recite famous poems. The learning atmosphere was strong and the teacher taught well.
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The Chengxian Pavilion in Jiangxinyu was originally named Shuilu Pavilion, also known as Jiangshanglou. Later, the name was changed to the current Chengxian Pavilion due to the reflection of the clouds and the sun in the famous poem "Lantau in the Dengjiang" by the poet Xie Lingyun of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. On the day of the tour, a group of primary school students were led by a teacher to visit Chengxian Pavilion. On the second floor of the attic, the teacher asked questions, and the students rushed to answer and recite famous poems. The learning atmosphere was strong and the teacher taught well.
In Jiangxinyu Scenic Area, 200 meters away from the cruise ship dock, it is on the roadside, facing the river. There are very few things in it, only a mural. It's meaningless to not go up to the second floor of the two-story building.