What are the five elements of pavilion?

What are the five elements of the pavilion: fire?

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(1) A small house like a pavilion [kiosk].

(2) (pictographic. Warring States period character glyph, in which "T" stands like a pavilion column. Xiao Zhuan thought that from the high province, Ding Sheng. Original meaning: public houses built on the roadside in ancient times for passengers to stay overnight)

(3) sentry box built on the frontier in ancient times to observe the enemy's situation

(4) another example: pavilion guard (sentry box and camp on the ancient border); Tingli (Tingchang); Tingzuo (the deputy of Tingchang); Door pavilion (pavilion located at the city gate); Pavilion pawn (the official in the Qin and Han pavilions)

(5) The name embodies the cultural connotation, no matter whether the name is a boy or a girl.

(6) Another example is the pavilion pavilion (pavilion terrace); Pavilion (pavilion and pavilion for people to relax and stay); Pavilion sill (railing of the pavilion; Pavilion); A garden with pavilions, pavilions and other buildings; Pavilion scenery (pavilion shadow); Pavilion falls (pavilion courtyard; Village); Pavilion color (pavilions and pavilions tied for happy events in the old days)

(7) Pavilion. Buildings with roofs and no walls for rest are mostly built on roadsides or gardens [pavilion]

(8) Grass-roots administrative units in Qin and Han Dynasties [grass-roots]

(9) The same meaning. The latter refers to the post-kiosk [inn]

(1) Yamanashi [mountainpear]

(11) such as a book kiosk; Postal kiosk; Pavilion (place where salt is sold); Pavilion

(12) such as pavilion post (post station); Pavilion people (residents near the post pavilion); Pavilion temple (post pavilion. Temple, the official office); Pavilion (guest house of post-kiosk); Pavilion biography (inn); Pavilion (post office); Tingyi