Gyeonghoeru pavilion Review

The Kangning Hall is located in the two-story pavilion in the front lake of the Kangning Hall on the west side of the Jingfu Palace in Seoul. It is the venue for kings and ministers to hold banquets. The pavilion is built in the center of the large square lotus pond. There are three stone bridges on the east side to enter and exit the pavilion. There is a room-wide corridor around the first floor, and there are two rows of 48 silver-gray granite pillars about4.5 meters high and about 1 meter wide. The outside is a square pillar and the inside is a column. The red wooden pillars on the second floor are harmonious and unified, which is elegant and spectacular. The door between the room and the corridor is screened, and the first and second floors can be opened at the same time if necessary. The doors, beams, walls and ceilings are painted with various decorative patterns. The shed is in the shape of a large black temple roof, like a large crane. The whole pavilion looks majestic from a distance and looks magnificent from a distance, which is a valuable historical material that fully shows the superb architectural art level of ancient Korea.

Many buildings in Gyeongboo Palace, Qinghui Building is actually a small broken building in my view, there is nothing in it, and the whole Gyeongboo Palace is also empty and the price is very low.

The Gyeonghoeru seen at night has a different feeling from the Gyeonghoeru seen during the day.

A more important building in Gyeongboo Palace is very tall.

I think Qinghuilou should be a more distinctive place in Jingfu Palace. The whole palace is transparent on all sides, which is very transparent. There is no feeling of a two-story pavilion with almost no doors and windows. And facing the lake, it is more suitable for the Mid-Autumn Festival. The emperor banquets the minister, and the atmosphere of drinking and inviting the moon. The palace is in the shape of a large black roof in temple style, which is in stark contrast to our Forbidden City. The Qinghui Building, like a big Peng spreading its wings to fly, looks majestic from afar, and looks magnificent from afar, is a cultural relics that fully show the superb architectural level of ancient Korea.