Introduction of Wen Lan Pavilion attractions:

Wen Lan Pavilion, formerly known as Kuixing Pavilion, was built in Ming Dynasty, and its address is near Zhongshan Road grocery store in Guyuan County. Now, although the city wall has been destroyed, there is a cone-shaped mound with a height of 12.3 meters, and the pavilion is located on it.

The pavilion is a hexagonal three-story eaves pavilion with wooden structure. Inside and outside columns. The interior of the upper eaves is pointed, and the corner beams and the top are supported by Lei Gong columns. Double-deck flying rows are used for each roof, and the front end of the square flying row is used as a brake. All tile roofs are cylindrical slab tiles. Each corner is made of ridges and animals, and the top is made of bricks. The wing angle is inclined, which has the southern architectural style. The bucket arch is only used for the upper eaves. Except for the inclined roof, one or three single-warping structures are adopted on all sides.

During the Republic of China, some local scholars named Kuixing Pavilion "Wen Lan Pavilion". On the west side is Yinxian Library, and Yu Youren inscribed the famous sentence "Cui Yuting, Ruiying Xumishan". 1985, Guyuan county people's government allocated 35,000 yuan for reconstruction and was listed as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.