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Liguang Shuimei Pavilion

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Liguang Shuimei Pavilion is located in Liguang Village, Siqian Town, Taishun County, and was built in the fifth year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1855). It has a pavilion-style, hexagonal three-story structure with triple eaves, standing 9.42 meters tall. The pavilion features six round columns with drum-shaped bases. The body of the pavilion does not use bracket sets (dougong); instead, it employs the method of overlapping layers to extend the distant eaves. The top is adorned with bas-relief carvings of flowers and birds, and the upturned eaves blend seamlessly with the body of the pavilion, creating a distinctive style.

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Liguang Shuimei Pavilion is a cultural relic protection unit of Taishun County.

Liguang Shuimei Pavilion is located in Liguang Village, Siqian Town, Taishun County, and was built in the fifth year of the Xianfeng reign during the Qing Dynasty (1855). It has a pavilion-style, hexagonal three-story structure with triple eaves, standing 9.42 meters tall. The pavilion features six round columns with drum-shaped bases. The body of the pavilion does not use bracket sets (dougong); instead, it employs the method of overlapping layers to extend the distant eaves. The top is adorned with bas-relief carvings of flowers and birds, and the upturned eaves blend seamlessly with the body of the pavilion, showcasing a unique style.

Source: Wenzhou Museum