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Wenchang Pavilion is a traditional Chinese ritual building. It is built for the sacred legend of the legendary literary movement. It is built in the center of the market or in the upper part of the city. It is generally a brick-and-wood structure. It has a spire and a second and third floor. Each floor has a noodle, with four, six and eight horns. The first floor is mostly brick walls, and the windows are opened with doors; the second floor is made of wooden walls or wooden fences. Therefore, in addition to the ritual function, Wenchang Pavilion has become a place for local literati to gather.

Very well preserved, beautiful monuments, very steep stairs, be careful

Wenchang Pavilion is located next to Chihkan Tower. On the first floor, there are the textbooks and test papers used by the imperial examination candidates, as well as the cool super mini books. It is an admission ticket!

Wenchang Pavilion, Chihkan Tower. On the second floor, there are cards and Wenchang pens provided for candidates to pray. After earnestly praying to get the Holy Grail by throwing a slap, you can get Wenchang pens by putting yourself into the merit box. Standing on the second floor corridor, you can see the surrounding scenery. This ancient castle is located in the downtown area of ​​the city.

20200119 Wenchang Pavilion was built by Shen Shouqian, Zhixian County, Taiwan during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty in order to revitalize culture and education. At that time, he built the Penghu Academy, Wenchang Pavilion, Wuzi Temple, etc. on the north side of Chihkan Tower to worship Wuwenchang, Emperor Kuixing, and Zhou Ziyi . Wenchang Pavilion is a traditional Chinese building with red tile and eaves. The attic is built on a high platform, and the roof is double-eaves. The double-eaves are part of the second floor, surrounded by green-glazed vase railings. Now, on the first floor of Wenchang Pavilion, besides the Emperor Wenchang, there is also the introduction of the Imperial Examination System in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the children's tests in Taiwan were chosen as the test center in Tainan Fucheng.

Chihkan Tower (Taiwanese: Tshiah-Khàm-Lâu), also known as Chihkan Tower, is located in Tainan City, Taiwan. Its predecessor was a European-style fortress built in Chihkan Province during the Hezhi period in 1653. -lâu), which was once the commercial center of the island of Taiwan, was destroyed by the Qing Dynasty, leaving only some remnants. Most of the red inlaid buildings seen today are Confucian and Taoist temples built by the Han people on top of the Dutch castle, including the Tanah Lot and Wenchang Pavilion. In 1960, nine other steles were relocated from the city of Dananmen[1], which finally became what they are today. Therefore, the so-called Chi-Inlaid Building is a mixture of the European-style Prominent Zhacheng remnants, the Sea Temple and the Wenchang Pavilion. [2] This is listed as a national monument. from Wikipedia

Originally a military defense facility, two pavilions on the top of the mountain with double eaves were added, which integrates the traditional western and eastern architectural styles; the stairs in the house are steep and narrow, and you must pay special attention to your steps when going up and down the stairs; at the end of 2020, wear Hanfu and visit with friends , it looks very artistic when taking pictures