This image captures the Honored Flower Pavilion located within Jingshan Park, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China

This image captures the Honored Flower Pavilion located within Jingshan Park, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China. The pavilion features multiple prominent, cylindrical red pillars supporting a multi-layered roof with upturned eaves. The underside of the eaves and structural beams are intricately painted with worn patterns in shades of red, green, blue, gold, and white, depicting floral and geometric motifs. The roof is tiled in dark blue/grey and features red fascia boards, decorative circular end tiles, and sculpted ridge beasts leading to a dragon head figure at the corner. One of two visible bronze plaques affixed to a red pillar identifies the structure as "Honored Flower Pavilion." Low red wooden railings with green vertical slats are situated around the base of the pavilion, serving as benches or barriers. Two female individuals are positioned on the paved stone ground beneath the pavilion. One individual is viewed from behind, wearing a white off-the-shoulder top, light blue striped pants, and a dark backpack with tan straps. The second individual, partially visible in profile facing the first, wears a light-colored t-shirt and glasses. Both appear to be standing, possibly in conversation. Lush green vegetation, including dense bushes and mature trees, surrounds the pavilion, visible under an overcast sky.