What is a cloister pavilion?

Refers to a common structural form in ancient buildings in China, which is usually used for the construction of gardens, villas and other scenic spots. The cloister is composed of columns, beams and roofs, forming a semi-closed space, which is beneficial for people to rest, chat or visit in rainy and snowy weather or hot summer. Pavilion is another common architectural form in gardens and is usually regarded as one of the landmark buildings in scenic spots. The combined structure of the cloister pavilion professional field creates a beautiful and comfortable leisure space for people, and at the same time adds scenery to the whole scenic spot, greatly enriching the sightseeing experience. Cloister Pavilion, a special scene, refers to a scene in China traditional opera, which usually refers to an important event or a key dialogue between the characters in the cloister pavilion at the critical moment of plot development. This kind of scene is very common in traditional Chinese opera and is considered as one of the classic elements of traditional Chinese opera. Cloisters are an important part of China traditional culture. It is a kind of architectural form, which usually refers to a long corridor building built in a garden or a house, and has the functions of viewing and resting.