Because the tower was originally used as a towering point building to worship or collect relics, Buddha statues, Buddhist scriptures and monks' remains, it is also called "stupa" and "stupa".
The ancient slopes introduced into China experienced the development of Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties after being combined with the heavy buildings in Middle-earth, and gradually formed a variety of tower systems with different shapes and structures, such as pavilion tower, dense eaves tower, pavilion tower, covered bowl tower, King Kong throne tower, Baoyu India tower, five-wheel tower, multi-tower and seamless tower.
/kloc-After the 4th century, pagodas gradually moved from the religious world to the secular world and became an important part of China's garden art.
From different angles such as architecture, history, religion, aesthetics and philosophy, we can all appreciate the cultural charm of the tower.
The White Pagoda is steady and generous, just like sitting on a Buddha.
It stands high in a low-rise residential building, showing an awe-inspiring majesty.
As a symbol of Buddhism (stupa is called "pagoda" in Buddhism), the White Pagoda is worshipped by all beings.
Taki is a square-angled sumitomo with a height of nine meters, which evolved from the Buddha (Lotus). The tower is full of shoulders and waist, shaped like a Buddha statue; At the junction of the tower base and the tower body, there is a circle of majestic lotus seats and several diamond rings, which are shaped like the lower body of the Buddha statue. The canopy ("tower neck") at the top of the pagoda and the top of the tower are symbols of the Buddha's face; The glittering tower top shows the wisdom and light of the Buddha.