It was built in the sixth year of Song Jiayou (106 1) and the seventeenth year of Ming Wanli (1589). Governor Dai Li built a number of buildings next to it, and in the twenty-fourth year of Qing Jiaqing (18 19), the magistrate Yang Fengchang and the commander Liu Qinghe presided over it.
Pavilion height15m, double-layer wood structure, octagonal eaves. It is surrounded by Zhu Chiming Gallery, which makes people look far away. There are many celebrity plaques on the pavilion, which are famous for the "Penglai Pavilion" written by Tie Bao, a great calligrapher in Qing Dynasty.
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