Introduction to Jinsu Pavilion: A square pavilion to the east of Xiao Canglang Pavilion is named Jinsu Pavilion. Looking closer, there is a plaque with the words "The Whirlpool of Clouds is Built Beyond the Clouds" hanging inside the pavilion. According to Professor Cao Lindi, this pavilion is based on Xin Qiji's "Shui Tiao Ge Tou: A Cup of Wine for Everything": "There are guests in Du Ling, and I just wrote a poem about the whirling clouds outside." The word means the forehead of the pavilion. "Yunwai" refers to high places. "Zhu" should be interpreted as "plant", whirling, which means dancing. "Golden Su Pavilion" is surrounded by osmanthus trees. "Jinsu" is another name for Osmanthus fragrans, so named because its stamens resemble golden corns. The words "Business whirling outside the clouds" are used as the forehead of the pavilion, which means that the wind blows on the osmanthus trees, the branches sway and dance, the osmanthus flowers are in full bloom in the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the fragrance of the flowers is even more fragrant. It is really the best in the garden.