Yunhui Building and Qingyin Pavilion

🌟Highlights: Yunhui Building and Qingyin Pavilion were built during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. In 1954, they were relocated from Nanhai, Xiyuan to Taoranting Park in Beijing. ❤Recommended reason: Yunhui Building and Qingyin Pavilion are small buildings with Jiangnan style, with painted sculptures. The overall building is L-shaped. Yunhui Building and Qingyin Pavilion are in different directions and look independent, but they are a group of buildings with connected floors. A plaque with the words "Yunhui Building" written by Emperor Qianlong hangs under the eaves between the first and second floors of Yunhui Building. Qingyin Pavilion is a two-story pavilion on the north side, with a plaque with the words "Qingyin Pavilion" on the door. 👍Most recommended: Yunhui Building and Qingyin Pavilion are the first ancient buildings to be completely relocated in China, and have become an important reference for the overall relocation of cultural relics and historic sites. 📝Tips: [One] Inside Taoranting Park. The park ticket is CNY 2. Free with the Beijing Park Annual Pass. [Two] Accessible by bus and subway. There are many classic attractions in the park, which can be visited in about 1–2 hours.