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Built by Mohist disciples atop Precipice Ridge, this pavilion was made to observe both the heavens and the ear…

Built by Mohist disciples atop Precipice Ridge, this pavilion was made to observe both the heavens and the earth. For centuries, they have come to track the celestial dance and watch for the smoke of war below. When clouds surge, the pavilion floats like a lone vessel, its occupants caught between stargazing and bearing the weight of the world.

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Built by Mohist disciples atop Precipice Ridge, this pavilion was made to observe both the… | Where Winds Meet Database