Qingyang Palace

The most great of these structures in Qingyang Palace is the Eight Trigrams Pavilion. Based on square establishments, with a shaded coated vault to finish everything, this octagonal building mirrors the antiquated Chinese rationality that 'the sky is round and the earth is square'. There are eight columns with winged serpents attracted help in the hallway, and bright caissons and the images of eight trigrams are elaborately organized over its roof.

Numerous imperative shows of Taoist social relics are additionally in plain view in Qingyang Palace, for example, the wooden etching of the Dao Zang Ji Yao Abstract of Collected Taoist Scriptures and the stone model of Patriarch Lu Dongbin, who was one of the Taoist Immortals in Chinese History.