The word pavilion can be formed into the following words:

1. Pavilion:

A pavilion refers to a small building for people to rest, take shelter from rain or enjoy the scenery. . Pavilions are commonly found in gardens, parks, courtyards and other places, and have unique architectural styles and functions.

2. Pavilions:

Pavilions refer to a type of architectural form in ancient architecture, which are usually used for sightseeing, viewing or hosting cultural activities. They mostly adopt the form of double eaves on the top of the building or double eaves on the roof of the building, which are highly decorative and artistic.

3. Music pavilion:

Music pavilion refers to a place for music performance or viewing, which is commonly found in parks or urban squares. Music pavilions usually have a stage and seats for concerts, choral performances or folk performances.

4. Pavilion chief system:

The pavilion chief system is an organizational form in ancient Chinese rural society, mainly used to manage land and allocate labor. In the pavilion chief system, the pavilion chief is responsible for managing the farmland of a pavilion and coordinating the agricultural activities of each household in the pavilion.

5. Xingting:

Xingting refers to a temporary building for soldiers to rest during the march in ancient times. Pavilions are usually built of wood or canvas to provide shade from the sun and rain and provide a resting place. They are of great significance to the army's marching operations.

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The glyph of the word "ting" comes from the two parts of "well" and "ting". "Well" means a well or water source, and "ting" means a courtyard or public place. Therefore, the word pavilion not only means a well or spring, but also represents a place for people to gather and rest.

The word pavilion has rich image and symbolic meaning in Chinese literature and art. It is often used to describe natural scenery, cultural landscapes and people's homesickness. In poetry and painting, the pavilion often appears as a unique cultural symbol.

Due to its unique cultural connotation, the word "ting" is often used as the name of a place or scenic spot. For example, the Tiger Hill Scenic Area in Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province has famous scenic spots such as Yunting and Changting. These pavilions often become important places for tourists to enjoy the scenery and appreciate history and culture.

As a unique architectural form, the pavilion often appears in architectural design and decoration. It can be used as an independent building or as an integral part of a building complex. Whether in ancient or modern architectural design, pavilions have a certain degree of decoration and artistry.