Introduction to Evening Singing in the Lotus Pavilion: Evening Singing in the Lotus Pavilion is one of the eight old sceneries. At the foot of Dameng Mountain on the west bank of the lake. In ancient times, Dameng Mountain had mountains on one side and water on three sides. There was a long embankment across the lake, which ran from south to north, connected with Meitingpu, went straight to Wan'an Bridge (near Hongshan Bridge), and connected to the Beijing Post Road from the north. Lotus flowers are planted on the east and west sides of the embankment, and the lotus pavilion is built on the protruding area of the embankment. The third pavilion faces the lake, with a broad view. Peach trees and weeping willows are planted around the pool. The cool breeze blows in the summer night and the fragrance of lotus lingers. In ancient times, it was a place for drinking tea, admiring lotus and listening to music. The existing square lotus pavilion is a Qing Dynasty building.