Ci Ling Pavilion

Ci Ling Pavilion

East of Chengbo temple, Nantian Town, Wencheng County, Zhejiang Province.

It was built in memory of Liu Jing, the second son of Liu Bowen. Liu Jing once gave a long history to the left of guwangfu. In 1401, Zhu Di, the king of Yan, usurped the throne. Liu Jing was arrested and entered Beijing one day before the Dragon Boat Festival. On the fifth day of May, Liu Jing and other villagers bid farewell to Tian'er mountain in Huagai mountain with tears. Liu Jing was killed after entering Beijing. According to Huagai mountain and tianer mountain, the pavilion is of gate type, stone wood structure, and Xieshan double eaves type. Inside the pavilion, there is an interesting couplet in the field: "the west wind blows blood, the cold is high, the head is caressed and the hometown is left; the snow is thrown alone, the middle man is far away, and the face of the former king is left alone." Beside the pavilion, the ancient pines are green and straight up into the sky. They are called Zhongjie pines. Through the gate, it was steep and steep. This road is the road of Liu Ji's coming out of the mountain and returning to China.

Address: East of Chengbo temple, Nantian Town, Wencheng County, Wenzhou City

Longitude: 119.95617628098

Latitude: 27.916242063036

Ticket information: no ticket required.