Introduction to Guanyin Pavilion: Guanyin Pavilion is one of the twelve scenic spots in Zhaobao Mountain. In ancient times, it was called "Sunset Xiahui". When you watch the sunset, you will see golden light and colorful clouds all over the sky, hence the name. The current Guanyin Pavilion, known as "Xizhao Temple" in ancient times, was first built in the Ming Dynasty. Due to historical changes, it was destroyed and rebuilt several times. It was burned to ruins during the Anti-Japanese War. In 1985, Master Zhirou raised funds to build a temple and pavilion on the original site. It has now reached a certain scale and houses the "Thousand-Hand Avalokitesvara" and "Songzi Avalokitesvara", as well as a Thousand-Buddha Pavilion, all carved from camphor wood. The golden Buddha face is quite brilliant.