Introduction to Chonglie Pavilion: Also known as Rusheng Pavilion, it was formerly known as Wu Pao Pavilion and National Humiliation Memorial Pavilion. In 1946, in order to commemorate the soldiers who died in the "Changsha Battle" of the Anti-Japanese War, the Hunan Provincial Government at that time built a sixteen-column bracket and an octagonal Xieshan Pavilion on the original site of the National Humiliation Memorial Pavilion. It was named "Chonglie Pavilion" and the forehead of the pavilion was Inscribed by Mr. Chiang Kai-shek himself.