There is an ancient building relocated from Zhongnanhai in Taoranting

"Yunhui Pavilion. Qingyin Pavilion" is located in Taoranting Park in Beijing. It is a building with typical Jiangnan style. Yunhui Pavilion. Qingyin Pavilion was originally located on the east bank of the South Sea in Zhongnanhai. It was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and was once a place where the Qing emperors relaxed, enjoyed the scenery, listened to music, and admired the moon. By 1949, it was in a state of disrepair, and in 1954, it was relocated to Taoranting in its original form. This was the first complete relocation of an ancient building in China. Yunhui Pavilion is three stories high, facing west to east, while Qingyin Pavilion faces south to north and is two stories high. Although the two buildings have different orientations and appear independent, they belong to a set of connected buildings. The pavilions are uniquely connected and have distinctive architecture.