Introduction to Yingjiao Pavilion: Yingjiao Pavilion is built on the top of a stone cliff by the sea in the park. Its plaque was inscribed by Vice Chairman Hu Juewen in 1983. Yingjiao Pavilion is a mountain-style single-eave roof building with stone pillars and glazed tiles. It looks simple and strong, showing the architectural style of the Chinese nation. Next to Yingjiao Pavilion and running southwest, there is a sea-viewing promenade connected at both ends by a four-cornered pavilion and an open pavilion. The corridor is 50 meters long and has a construction area of 180 square meters. Its shape absorbs the elegance and elegance of the corridors of the Summer Palace in Beijing and Chengde Summer Resort. The design adopts perspective and borrowed scenery methods to complement and integrate with the surrounding natural scenery.