Shengjin Pagoda is located on the east side of Shengjinta Street, Xihu District, Nanchang City, outside the Jinxian Gate of the original ancient city. It was built in the Tang Tianyou period (904—907). Legend has it that when the tower was built, the only monk who dug the ground received an iron letter with four turns of gold rope and three ancient swords (engraved with "drive the wind", "fire suppression", and "Jianjiao" respectively. "Information") There is also a golden bottle containing three hundred relics, and the Shengjin Pagoda is named after it.

　　 Shengjin Pagoda is a typical brick-wood structure pavilion tower in the south of the Yangtze River. The tower is 50.86 meters high and has seven floors and eight sides. Each floor of the tower body is equipped with four-sided real door openings and four-sided false door openings. The real and fake door openings on each floor are staggered up and down, and the door openings are different in the form of each floor. The first floor is the Moon Gate: the second and third floors are the Ruyi Gate; the fourth to seventh floors are the Flame Gate. Three arches are gathered in one tower. This practice is rare. The height of the pagoda is 3 meters, and the maximum diameter is 1.75 meters. The size of each part of the pagoda is well-proportioned, and the lines are soft and smooth. Among the many private pagodas in the south of the Yangtze River, such a golden pagoda is also rare.

　　Shengjin Pagoda layer upon layer “the cornices are raised and the copper bells are hanging high". When Wu Guolun, a famous writer in the Ming Dynasty, visited the Shengjin Pagoda, he once chanted that “Double tree shadows return to the plains at dusk, and a hundred bells pierced the river cold”. When the Shengjin Tower wind chimes were repaired in 2000, according to the ancient chime casting method, they were set up with one scale on each floor, seven layers of seven tones, and a breeze blowing, which was pleasant to the ears.

Pictures of cultural relics unearthed from Shengjin Pagoda Temple and Underground Palace

Shengjin Pagoda, Thousand Buddha Temple, Chinese Famous Pagodas Photo Exhibition

	Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple     “The landmark three towers, floating map secret ghost work. "The three towers of Chongsheng Temple are located 1.5 kilometers north of the ancient city of Dali, Yunnan, facing Erhai Lake in the east and Cangshan Mountain in the west. There is a tower in the temple, so the tower is named after the temple.
	Big Wild Goose Pagoda     The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is located in the Dacien Temple in the southern suburbs of Xi'an. It is a famous ancient building in the country and is regarded as a symbol of the ancient capital of Xi'an. Legend has it that the monk Tang specializes in translating and storing scriptures after he returned from India (Ancient Tianzhu). It is named Goose Pagoda because it is built in the style of Indian Goose Pagoda. Later, a smaller wild goose pagoda was built in Jianfu Temple in Chang'an. In order to distinguish it, people called Cien Temple Tower Big Wild Goose Pagoda and Jianfu Temple Tower called Small Wild Goose Pagoda, which has been passed down to this day.
	Hongdong Guangsheng Temple Feihong Pagoda      Liuli architecture is the quintessence of Chinese architecture. The Feihong Pagoda of Guangsheng Temple in Hongdong, built in the Ming Dynasty, is the most complete existing large-scale glazed ancient pagoda in my country, and it is the finest of many glazed buildings in China. The Feihong Pagoda has 13 octagonal floors and a total height of 47.31 meters. Each layer is decorated with ingenious colored glaze components. The brightly colored and dazzling glazed tower body looks like floating in thirteen rainbows from a distance.
	Liuhe Tower     Located in the south of West Lake, on the Moon Mountain by the Qiantang River. In the third year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (970 AD), the monk Zhi Yuan founded it for the Zhenjiang tide. The current Liuhe Pagoda was rebuilt in the Southern Song Dynasty. Taking the Buddhist meaning of "Liuhe Jing", named Liuhe Pagoda. Liuhe Pagoda is also known as Liuhe Pagoda, which means "Heaven and Earth Quartet".
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	White Tower of Miaoying Temple 　&Nbsp;  The White Pagoda of Miaoying Temple is located in Miaoying Temple on the north of Fuchengmennei Dajie Road, Beijing. Because there are pagodas painted with chalk all over the temple, it is commonly known as "White Pagoda Temple" and is a key cultural relic under protection in my country.