Moon Pavilion

Moon Worship Pavilion and Moon Worship Pavilion were not the same script. The Moon Worship Pavilion was a southern opera of the Yuan Dynasty. It was adapted from Guan Hanqing's drama, The Moon Worship Pavilion, which told the love story of Wang Ruilan and Jiang Shilong. The Moon Worship Pavilion was one of the representative works of Guan Hanqing, a dramatist of the Yuan Dynasty. Its full name was The Moon Worship Pavilion of the Beauty in the Secluded Guesthouse. Although the two had similar names, they were different scripts.

The Moon Worship Pavilion and the Moon Worship Pavilion were the same work, there was no difference. The Moon Worship Pavilion was a legendary play created by Shi Hui in the Yuan Dynasty. It was also known as the Moon Worship Pavilion and the Secret Guesthouse. This work mainly described the development of love between Jiang Ruilian and Wang Ruilan, and praised their loyalty. At the same time, the work also exposed and criticized the behavior of feudal parents who despised the poor and loved the rich, and used their power to break up the young generation's independent marriage, expressing the wishes of the people and the anti-feudal ideology. The Moon Worship Pavilion, along with the Jingchai, the White Rabbit, and the Dog Killing, was one of the four great southern operas and one of the Five Legends.

The Moon Worship Pavilion and the Moon Worship Pavilion were the same work, there was no difference. The Moon Worship Pavilion was a legendary play created by Shi Hui in the Yuan Dynasty. It was also known as the Moon Worship Pavilion and the Secret Guesthouse. This work mainly described the development of love between Jiang Ruilian and Wang Ruilan, and praised their loyalty. At the same time, the work also exposed and criticized the behavior of feudal parents who despised the poor and loved the rich, and used their power to break up the young generation's independent marriage, expressing the wishes of the people and the anti-feudal ideology. The Moon Worship Pavilion, along with the Jingchai, the White Rabbit, and the Dog Killing, was one of the four great southern operas and one of the Five Legends.

The menu of the Deyue Restaurant included classic dishes of the Su Gang, such as squirrel mandarin fish, Deyue Tong chicken, Xi Shi playing with the moon, honey sauce fire recipe, caterpillar fungus duck, blue snail shrimp, jujube paste cake, Su style boat order, etc. In addition, the signature dishes were squirrel mandarin fish, crab tofu, stir-fried shrimp, and so on. The specific menu price list was not provided. It is recommended to go to the official website of the Moon Pavilion or contact the restaurant directly to obtain the latest menu and price information.

The menu of Deyue Restaurant included squirrel mandarin fish, crab meat tofu, crispy lake duck, Su-style sauce duck, honey sauce fire recipe, duck soup, crab meat tendon, and peeled shrimp. In addition, the Moon Pavilion also provided seasonal dishes to maintain the original taste. There might be more types of dishes, but the information provided did not list them in detail.

The Moon Pavilion was a poem by Xu Youzhen of the Ming Dynasty. The poem was: " Rise from the sky, a hundred feet tall. When the moon comes, it will shine on the top of the Jun family's building." This poem depicted the author's house with a tower that towered into the clouds. When the moon rose at night, it first illuminated the roof.

The Moon Pavilion was a building in Suzhou. It was also the three characters written by Song Richang, the chairman of the Shanghai Calligraphy Association. The architectural style of the Moon Obtaining Pavilion was simple and elegant. There was a flying dragon on both sides of the building. With the lace eaves on the back of the cloud pattern, it was exquisite and free, harmonious and handsome. There was a half-pavilion built on the front wall, and a pair of five-colored kylin hung upside down from the eaves of the half-pavilion. The Moon Pavilion was named one of the top ten buildings in Suzhou in 1986. In addition, Deyue Tower was also the venue of the Yu Garden Painting and Calligraphy Fair, providing a place for painters to gather, display, and promote. Regarding the calligraphy works of the Moon Pavilion, there was currently no relevant information provided.

The price of the Moon Obtaining Pavilion was relatively high. According to one user's comment, the average cost of the Moon Pavilion was 82 yuan, while another user mentioned that the two of them ordered four dishes and spent a total of 200 yuan. In addition, Deyue Restaurant was also described as a typical state-owned old shop, and the price of the dishes was relatively close to the people. Therefore, it could be said that the price of the Moon Pavilion was relatively high in Suzhou.

In front of the Moon Obtaining Pavilion, it meant the location of the Moon Obtaining Pavilion or the front of the Moon Obtaining Pavilion. The Moon Pavilion was a famous old shop in Suzhou. It was founded during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty and was located in the eunuch alley of Guanqian Street. The Moon Pavilion mainly sold Su Gang dishes. Its signature dishes were squirrel mandarin fish and squirrel mandarin fish. The Moon Pavilion's architectural style was simple and elegant, and the interior was beautifully decorated. The entire building had white walls and black tiles, and the eaves were upturned. According to the information provided, the front of the Obtaining Moon Brothel might refer to the location of the Obtaining Moon Brothel or the front door of the Obtaining Moon Brothel. More background information was needed to determine the exact meaning of the Moon Pavilion.

The Moon Worship Pavilion was a southern opera script. The story took place at the end of the Jin Dynasty, when the Mongolian army attacked Zhongdu (now Beijing). It was mainly about the scholar Jiang Shilong and Wang Ruilan who met and became husband and wife during the war. However, Wang Ruilan's father blamed them for not keeping their chastity and forced them to separate. Later, Jiang Shilong was the top scorer in the examination and was recruited by Wang Ruilan's father as his son-in-law. In the end, the couple reunited. The story emphasized the persistence and mutual help of love in difficult situations, which had positive meaning.