Hanqiu Pavilion

Hanqiu Pavilion

In the northwest of Fuchun hall, there was Hanqiu hall on Changdao, covering an area of 10000 square meters. Built in Jiaqing period, Hanqiu Pavilion is the autumn of the four seasons landscape of Qichun Garden: spring (spring Hall), summer (summer studio), autumn (Hanqiu Pavilion) and winter (living room). Hanqiu hall faces south. It is a seven room double-edged hall with a plaque of "Hanqiu hall" written by Jiaqing emperor. In the courtyard of the double character hall, there is a stone fountain.

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In the front and back halls of Hanqiu hall, there are two storeys of fairy house. In the back hall, there are three sets of halls in the north. Emperor Jiaqing liked this group of buildings very much. There was a poem: "yurunqiu comes early, xinliangyuanhan.". The pines are rippling, and the mirror on the pool is bright. The rising sun is shining in the sky, and the bright clouds are lining the distant haze. Cicada sound answer congyue, he Fu send chengtan

The north three span bridge of hanqiuguan was originally a stone pier brick arch bridge. After the garden was destroyed, it was razed to the ground in the 1950s and restored in 1979. Now it is stone pier, concrete arch and marble breast board.

In the hollow outside the east mountain of hanqiuguan, there is a dew terrace with a little view, also known as xianrencheng terrace. It is said that Li Xian Cheng Lu originated in the Qin and Han Dynasties. He first stood in front of Afang palace, and later in Jianzhang Palace by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. It is said that in order to live forever, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty fantasized about using the copper immortal Chenglu plate to collect dew and wear jade scraps and take them in order to live forever.

Original English

The three-Arch Bridge was originally built with stone and bricks. When the garden was destroyed, the bridge was also leveled to the ground. The present one was constructed in 1979, with stone piers, cement arches, and marble railings.

Address: Yuanmingyuan Ruins Park, 28 Qinghua West Road, Haidian District, Beijing

Longitude: 116.310818

Latitude: 40.004386

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in Yuanmingyuan pass.