Behind the Leshou Hall is the Yihe Pavilion. There is a pair of terraces on both sides of the hall. There is a sundial on the east side and an empty terrace on the west side.
There is also a throne in the main hall of the hall. The throne is set on the nanmu floor and is much smaller than that in the Yangxing Hall. Sitting on this throne, you can look up and see the piece of Dayu controlling the flood in the Leshou Hall opposite. There are warm rooms on both sides of the hall. On the partitions above the warm rooms, Qianlong's "Western Master" and "Opening Doubts" are engraved respectively, which seems to be Qianlong bragging.
Yihe means to nourish and maintain health, which is consistent with the "Daohe Yangsu" hanging in the back building of the pavilion. It is unknown whether Qianlong went to the Yihe Pavilion every day to do some health-preserving things, and what kind of health-preserving he did.
Yihexuan attraction highlights
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The Yihexuan is located in the Palace Museum. The interior of the palace is very elegant. It is said that it was the place where Qianlong rested. There are two large jade carvings on display.
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Show More ReviewsBehind the Leshou Hall is the Yihe Pavilion. There is a pair of terraces on both sides of the hall. There is a sundial on the east side and an empty terrace on the west side. There is also a throne in the main hall of the hall. The throne is set on the nanmu floor and is much smaller than that in the Yangxing Hall. Sitting on this throne, you can look up and see the piece of Dayu controlling the flood in the Leshou Hall opposite. There are warm rooms on both sides of the hall. On the partitions above the warm rooms, Qianlong's "Western Master" and "Opening Doubts" are engraved respectively, which seems to be Qianlong bragging. Yihe means to nourish and maintain health, which is consistent with the "Daohe Yangsu" hanging in the back building of the pavilion. It is unknown whether Qianlong went to the Yihe Pavilion every day to do some health-preserving things, and what kind of health-preserving he did.