Introduction to Gaofen Pavilion: Located to the north of the Lotus Pond and east of the Saran Pavilion, the pavilion is 2 rooms wide. There are corridors and paths inside, and a platform extending into the water outside. The north wall of the pavilion is embedded with the large characters of Emperor Kangxi. The word "Long Fei". According to records, before the twelfth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1872), this pavilion was a double-story pavilion. It was named with the meaning of "Gaofen Yuanying". It was one of the "Twelve Lotus Scenes" in Tongzhi of the Qing Dynasty. It was later destroyed by the Eight-Power Allied Forces. , so it was converted into a pavilion