The ancient Chinese style pavilion with five corners and the top mythical beasts representing auspiciousness and meaning (such as the phoenix riding immortal, seahorse, hanging beast, etc.). Ting (Liangting) is a traditional Chinese architecture that originated from the Zhou Dynasty. It is mostly built on the roadside for pedestrians to rest, cool off, or enjoy the scenery. Pavilions are generally open structures without walls, and their tops can be divided into various shapes such as pentagonal, hexagonal, octagonal, and circular. Due to its lightweight design, flexible material selection, and flexible layout, it is widely used in garden architecture. Water surface (omitted).