Hexagonal, two-storey form
The unusual plan and stacked eaves change shape as you walk around.

Nearby Houpu · About 4–6 minutes on foot
Small in scale but conspicuous among the shophouses, Kuige has two levels and sharply lifted roof ridges.
Merchant Lin Feizhang funded the pavilion, begun in 1836 and completed two years later. The enshrined Kuixing represents literary achievement and the hopes of local examination candidates.
The unusual plan and stacked eaves change shape as you walk around.
The pavilion is tangible evidence of Houpu’s scholarly aspirations.
Upturned ridges, scrollwork and red tiles create a light silhouette.