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Four-Corner Pavilion
The Four Famous Pavilions

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The Aiwan Pavilion is located on the west bank of the Xiang River in Changsha, Hunan Province, within Qingfeng Gorge on Yuelu Mountain. It was first built in the 57th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1792) by Luo Dian, the then head of Yuelu Academy. Originally named the Hongye Pavilion, it was later renamed Aiwan Pavilion by Bi Yuan, the Governor-General of Huguang, inspired by the poetic line “Stopping my carriage, I linger to admire the evening maple grove; its frost-touched leaves are redder than February blossoms.”
Support structures should be removed with care. For printing the plaque, we recommend using a 0.2 mm nozzle for finer details~
The miniature model is scaled at 1:100. A small light can be installed on the top; such lights are available for purchase on platforms like Pinduoduo. Simply mount the light into the pre-designed recess on the top and secure it with quick-drying adhesive.
Bill of materials
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- 1LED小灯筒1直径10.5mm
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爱晚亭-N.3mfDesigner3.18 MB
2026-04-29




