Ci’en Pavilion was constructed by Mr. Yang shihuan, a famous qigong master, poet, calligrapher, artist, and photographer in Taiwan, in memory of his mother. The pavilion is in a hexagonal shape with unique structure, which looks novel and unconventional with a sense of antique beauty. Four glamorous characters are carved inside the pavilion, saying “ci-en-liu-fang”, which can be translated as “Ci’en will leave a good name for generations to come”. An article and three poems about Ci’en Pavilion written by Mr. Yang Shihuan are carved on the tablet corridor.

Yang Shihuan, also named Cishan, and the Lay Buddhist of Meiyuan. He is well-versed in the learning of both ancient and modern times and known for his love to his parents. Every word in his article reflects his patriotism and homesickness, and his love towards his mother touches the heart of the world. He had been an official in the military of Taiwan for more than four decades.