Yuhuang Pavilion is the highest existing three-story pavilion-style building in the province. Although it was rebuilt in Qing Dynasty, 20 Plaza stone columns on the outside and 8 wooden columns with a height of 9.9 meters on the inside were all relics of Ming Dynasty, which supported the whole building. It looks like three floors outside, but it's actually two floors inside. The first floor is dedicated to the Jade Emperor, and the second floor is a watch platform, so you can overlook the Yellow River when the weather is fine. The cloister stone pillars are embossed all over, and the secular stories of dragons, birds, animals and immortals are vivid. The historical and cultural stories such as Tian Zhen crying for trees, the dragon catching Wang Xiao, Li Cunxiao killing tigers, Su Wu herding sheep, Taoyuan Fairy Cave, foxes and crows, and black dragon godson are vividly displayed, so that these allusions can be preserved and passed down by relief, and Chinese civilization and wisdom can be passed down for thousands of years.