Temple of Heaven Park: Shuanghuan Wanshou Pavilion

🌟Highlights: Shuanghuan Wanshou Pavilion is located in Beijing's Temple of Heaven Park. It was originally built in Zhongnanhai and was constructed by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty to celebrate his mother's 50th birthday. 👍Recommended: This pavilion is made up of two round pavilions, hence the name "Shuanghuan" (Double Ring). The base of the pavilion is a peach-shaped stone platform, symbolizing a pair of longevity peaches, representing "harmony, auspiciousness, and longevity." It is also known as the "Peach Pavilion," showing the thoughtfulness of Emperor Qianlong's birthday gift to his mother. ❤Recommended Reason: Inside the pavilion, there are paintings of peonies representing wealth, daffodils representing the water fairy, morning glories representing the diligence of ancient women, and plum blossoms and magpies symbolizing "happiness." There are also peonies, longevity stones, cats, and butterflies symbolizing "wealth and longevity," and cranes and pine trees symbolizing "longevity." These patterns, representing longevity, happiness, and auspiciousness, are everywhere, showcasing traditional Chinese culture. 📍Address: Inside Beijing's Temple of Heaven Park. You can buy a ticket to Temple of Heaven Park directly.