Rest Pavilion
The Rest Pavilion is a cultural relic protection unit of Anyi County.
Era: 1962
Type: Important Modern Historical Site and Representative Building
Address: 60 meters west of the north bank of Anyi Bridge, Longjin Town, Anyi County, Jiangxi Province
Introduction:
The Rest Pavilion is located 60 meters west of the north bank of Anyi Bridge in Longjin Town, Anyi County, Jiangxi Province. It is a two-story structure built with wood, stone, steel bars, and other materials, and has a hexagonal shape. The base of the pavilion stands 7 meters above the riverbed. The lower level is made of granite and features stone pillars, beams, and pedestals with carved dragon and cloud patterns. The upper level is wooden, with lattice windows, a pyramidal roof, and railings all around for visitors to lean on while enjoying the view. The Rest Pavilion is built in an antique style, showcasing exquisite stone carving craftsmanship and delicate wooden components. As it was constructed during the [redacted] era, it bears distinct marks of that time, as evidenced by the large red five-pointed star at the bottom of the upper level.
During the campaign to "Smash the Four Olds," the carved dragon and cloud pattern stone pillars were covered with cement by people, but they still retain certain historical and artistic value.
Longjin Town: I. General Information
Longjin Town is located in the northern suburbs of Nanchang City, within the Changjiu Industrial Corridor. It is the county seat of Anyi County in Jiangxi Province, serving as the political, economic, cultural, and transportation hub of the county. It is a shining pearl along the banks of the Liao River and a satellite town within Nanchang’s “half-hour economic circle.” National Highway 105 runs through the county, while the Beijing-Kowloon Railway and the Changjiu Expressway pass nearby. It is 50 km from Nanchang City, 30 km from Nanchang Changbei International Airport, and 105 km from Jiujiang Port.
The town covers a total area of 38.4 square kilometers and is characterized by “four mountains, one water, and three parts fields…” More detailed information about Longjin Town++
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