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many old buildings in Ji'nan have basically restored their original features through refurbishment and reconstruction, and some old streets and lanes have disappeared, even the landmark buildings have disappeared, but the streets and lanes still use their original names.
53 Pavilion, built in 1932, was donated by the people of Ji'nan. At that time, the pavilion was located in the northeast corner of the Plaza, which was located in the commercial port by the four road, six Wei Road, the private Jianguo middle school (the school was closed at the beginning of the founding of the people's Republic of China). There is a stone monument in the pavilion. In 1937, the war of resistance against Japan broke out, and in December, when the Japanese army attacked the Yellow River, Ji'nan citizens pushed it to the ground to bury it in order to protect the pavilion.
