This pavilion is full of artistic atmosphere. The entrance is a rectangular corridor. The passing corridor is connected to the circular pavilion. The pillars on both sides of the entrance are carved with images of the goddess of youth and beauty. The head has the typical characteristics of Greek women: a beautifully contoured oval face, a tall nose, quiet and confident eyes and slightly smiling lips. This facial expression expresses pure, gentle, kind and noble female emotions, giving people a sense of truth, kindness and beauty. The character description is more delicate, the torso looks realistic and perfect, and the body posture is full of movement and balance, which is lifelike. The four sides of the pillar are engraved with grapes, and there are angel heads on both sides of the pillar. The other Roman pillars are composite. The ranunculus pattern was first applied to the decoration of the Collins stigma of the ancient Greek temple, and it was also used in the fringe decoration and tooth decoration, symbolizing the eternal existence of the temple. The Colin-style stigma on the top of the column has rows of overlapping spiral blades, and the stigma of the column is engraved with arabesques, based on the rhythmic linear rolling and staggered branches and leaves, and the surface decoration of the tendril curve pattern. The round pillars consist of Roman pillars and pillars made by young girls. These girls dragged the stigma above their heads with their hands, and some put their heads on the stigma, and then put their hands behind the stigma, adding vitality to the exhibition hall. This fabulous paradise attracts everyone into its charming realm! The exquisite white marble has been carefully carved to create several Greek creatures, such as Cupid, beautiful maiden and so on. Exquisite ironwork makes the ceiling achieve amazing effects.