Wang Bo is not only famous for being the leader of the Four Literary Eminences in the early Tang Dynasty, his ”Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng” is considered a masterpiece and has been passed down through the generations. Most scholars primarily research and analyze, ”Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng” from a literary perspective; however, this paper conducts an architectural appreciation according to the passage within the text by Wang Bo: ”Prepares the horse-drawn vehicle/To inquire about the scenery of a mountain/Saw down toward the sandbar/Saw the immortal's old hall. First, this paper describes the vocabulary related to the space and other related features of Tengwang Pavilion. Second, the pavilion's architectural form and history are discussed. This study subsequently analyzes Wang Bo's description of Tengwang Pavilion, including the location, architectural image, his formal appreciation, and the exhilaration it evokes. Finally, the architectural aesthetic significance of ”Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng” during the Tang Dynasty is explained, including that the piece provides a foundation for appreciating the Tang Dynasty. To enhance architectural appreciation during the Tang Dynasty, the vision of the pavilion's final construction was profoundly influential. The first article mentioning the pavilion compared the building with the universe and life. Wang Bo's text immortalized architectural appreciation, and is the most famous literary creation of architectural appreciation.