Qingxin Pavilion

Qingxin Pavilion

Qingxin Pavilion is a cultural tourism attraction.

Located at the top of Qianjinshan Park. Construction began on August 1, 2004, and was completed on January 30, 2005. The pavilion covers a floor area of 800 square meters, stands 18.72 meters tall, has a single three-story structure with an octagonal pyramidal roof, and its architectural style draws inspiration from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The structure uses a reinforced concrete frame instead of the traditional wooden beam and column system, giving it a robust and vigorous appearance with a modern touch. It faces the ancient Yan Tower across the stream and echoes the Hanyin Pavilion in Fengshan Park from afar. The plaque on the front of the pavilion bears the three characters “Qing Xin Ge” (Pavilion of Pure Heart), inscribed by You Mengjun, the then County Party Secretary. The couplet on the left and right pillars was composed by You Mengjun as well: “Behold the grandeur of heaven and earth; breathe in the pure qi of mountains and waters.” The eaves of the pavilion feature many exquisite wood carvings. Ascending to the highest level of the pavilion, one can enjoy the refreshing breeze, gaze into the distance, feel refreshed and joyful, and take in the full view of the urban landscape.