What are the four famous pavilions in China located in Yuelu Mountain, Changsha, Hunan?

The four famous pavilions in China, located in Yuelu Mountain, Changsha, Hunan, are love night pavilions.

Love Evening Pavilion, located in Xia Qingfeng Gorge, Yuelu Mountain, Changsha City, Hunan Province, was founded in 1792, and its name comes from "Stop and sit in the maple forest late" in Du Mu's seven-character quatrain "Mountain Walk". Aiwan Pavilion, Taoran Pavilion, Huxin Pavilion and Zuiweng Pavilion, also known as the four famous pavilions in China, are cultural relics protection units in Hunan Province.

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Love Evening Pavilion consists of red walls and green tiles. Looking from a distance, Aiyue Pavilion is located beside the pool, in the embrace of the Woods. Take a closer look, and the center of the Love Night Pavilion is engraved with three big gold characters of "Love Night Pavilion". On the stone pillars on both sides, there is a couplet. The first couplet reads: Mangroves planted new peaches 500 days later, and the second couplet reads: A pair of reindeer are waiting to be caged in deep clouds.

In the hall, four red pillars support the love night pavilion, and the corners of the pavilion fly up, and there is a baby dragon on each corner. The young dragon opened its big mouth as if to suck up all the fresh air in this mountain.

Walking on the stone steps next to the Love Evening Pavilion, there are places of interest such as Baihequan and Yunlu Palace in the foothills. Standing on the top of the mountain, Xiangjiang River is surrounded by Yuelu Mountain, and the ancient city of Changsha is in sight. The integration of mountains, water, continents and cities is really the pride of Changsha people. This is the beautiful Yuelu Mountain, and this is our Yuelu Mountain in Changsha.

Yuelu Mountain attracts many tourists with its unique beauty. Looking from a distance, Yuelu Mountain is tall and spectacular, with mountains and peaks. There are many trees on the mountain, and people walk in and drown in them.