Heavy snowfall has transformed Changsha’s historic Aiwan Pavilion into a scene straight out of a fairytale! The Qing Dynasty-era landmark, nicknamed the \"Autumn-Admiring Pavilion,\" now glistens under blankets of snow, drawing crowds eager to snap photos of its iconic green-tiled roof and stone arches.
Built in 1792, this cultural gem has long inspired poets with its timeless beauty – and this week, Instagram feeds lit up with visitors reimagining its wintry charm. Locals say the pavilion’s mix of history and seasonal magic makes it \"the ultimate romantic hotspot\" for chilly adventures.
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The Qing Dynasty-era landmark, nicknamed the \"Autumn-Admiring Pavilion,\" now glistens under blankets of snow, drawing crowds eager to snap photos of its iconic green-tiled roof and stone arches.
Locals say the pavilion’s mix of history and seasonal magic makes it \"the ultimate romantic hotspot\" for chilly adventures.
