Huairen Hall, An imperial hall in China
Huairen Hall is located within the Forbidden City in Beijing.
It was constructed during the Ming dynasty and served for scholarly discussions.
This building embodies traditional Chinese palace architecture.
Part of the larger Forbidden City complex, accessible to tourists.
Named meaning 'Hall of Benevolence and Honor'.
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