Bajing Terrace in Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province.

Bajing Terrace is located in Bajing Park in Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province, where the Zhangjiang River and the Gongjiang River meet. The terrace is magnificent with red walls and green tiles. It was first built in the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty. It was named after the governor Kong Zonghan built the terrace and painted the "Eight Views of Qianzhou" and asked Su Shi to write a poem for it. The current Bajing Terrace is a three-story ancient-style building, with a total height of 28.5 meters and a total area of 574 square meters. It was built along the city wall and was originally a wooden structure, which was destroyed by fire several times. It was rebuilt in the Song style in 1983. The flying eaves, dougong brackets, painted beams, and red pillars make it magnificent.