Pavilion at Yingzhou Street Intersection and Yunque Pavilion

Pavilion at Yingzhou Street Intersection and Yunque Pavilion

The Pavilion at Yingzhou Street Intersection and Yunque Pavilion are cultural heritage sites protected by Jixi County.

Pavilion at Yingzhou Street Intersection and Yunque Pavilion

The Pavilion at Yingzhou Street Intersection is located at the western end of Yingzhou Village. Built during the Qing Dynasty, it runs east-west, covering an area of 10.85 square meters. It is a single-bay structure with a gable roof, featuring a circular arched doorway on both the eastern and western sides, and a flush gable roof. The western side of the street pavilion bears the two characters “Yingzhou” (瀛洲), while the eastern side features the large brush-written characters “Long Live the Communist Party of China” (中国共产党万岁), totaling seven characters. This street pavilion is situated at the westernmost end of the old Yingzhou Street. Stone benches are placed below on both the northern and southern sides of the pavilion for passersby to rest on. In 2008, these were replaced with cement stone benches. The structure holds significant cultural heritage value.

Yunque Pavilion is located in the center of Yingzhou Village, about thirty meters in front of the entrance gate of the Zhang Family Ancestral Hall. It is now flanked by residential buildings on both the eastern and western sides, and the southern side features the large characters “Yunque Pavilion” (云衢阁). The total construction area of Yunque Pavilion is 5.962 square meters, with an overall width of 2.2 meters and depth of 2.71 meters, covering a land area of 5.962 square meters. It is one of the important ancient architectural structures preserved in Yingzhou Village.