Why are the corners of the pavilion cocked?

The reason why the corner of the pavilion is cocked up originates from the traditional architectural style of China for thousands of years, which represents the garden art of Chinese architecture.

Flying eaves is one of the important manifestations of the national style of Han architecture, through the eaves on this special treatment and creation, not only to expand the light surface, is conducive to the drainage of rainwater, but also adds a sense of momentum upward building, as if a gas will be the eaves upward lifting, building complexes in the layers of flying eaves is to create a spectacular momentum and the unique Chinese ancient architecture of the flying light flavor.

Flying eaves is a traditional Han Chinese building eaves form, more than the eaves, especially the eaves of the corner of the roof up, if the flying trend, often used in pavilions, platforms, buildings, attics, palaces, temples and other buildings in the corner of the roof, the four corners of the warping stretching out, in the shape of a flying bird spreading its wings, light and lively, so it is also often referred to as the flying eaves and warped corners.

Flying eaves are often also associated with the arch, the Chinese Han wooden buildings to arch for the "basic", the so-called arch, is the eaves of the interlocking wood, it can be vertical force to the horizontal expansion, thus constructing a variety of flying eaves.