The Vanke Pavilion is designed by Daniel Libeskind, a world renowned architect and Chief Planner of the World Trade Center's reconstruction. The design concept is inspired by Chinese traditional landscape painting and China's agricultural symbol of terraced fields. The 4,000 pieces of red ceramic plates outside the pavilion look like fish scales in the sunshine and the whole building looks like a coiled dragon, implying the agricultural society's prayers for good harvest as well as ample food and clothing.