Nanta Residential District

It is said that the south tower was originally a relief, but it was a mud sculpture, hanging on it with wood. Now the wood has decayed and the reliefs have fallen, so the tower is bare and there are only many holes. Now the hole has become a swallow's nest.

The south tower is a 13-level dense brick pagoda, which is about 45 meters high. It consists of brick pedestals, Sumi, tower body, tower and brake top. There is a brick carved round pillar at each corner of the tower, with half arch on the top and seven intercomplement paved. The half arch is a brick tower, which is closed layer by layer. The corner is hung wind. The original wind and the tower brake have long disappeared. The tower is square, plain, and is made of brick. The sumi seat is girded for two weeks, and the line layer girded each side is equipped with five pot doors, and the inner carving Yunlong is etc. The upper part of the girded waist is the brick and the back lotus, supporting the tower body. The south of the tower is set up in the middle of the coupon door, the other three sides are set up with fake doors, the two sides of the door are brick carving clouds, the door top relief cover. The two sides of the wall are embedded with a stone carving tower inscription, and the names of the eight spiritual towers are engraved on the top.

Located at the southern end of Murong Street (formerly Shuangta Street), Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province, it is a monument building of Xingzhongfu City in the Liao Dynasty. Because of the original three ancient towers in the city, they stand in their position, commonly known as the South Tower, the North Tower (that is, the North Tower of Chaoyang), and the East Tower (that is, the East Tower of Chaoyang, which has collapsed). The south tower is a 13-level dense brick pagoda, which is about 45 meters high and consists of brick platforms, Sumi, tower body, tower, and brake top.

Chaoyang South Tower is located at the southern end of Murong Street, Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province. It is a monument building of Xingzhongfu City in the Liao Dynasty. It is a 13-level dense brick pagoda with a height of 45 meters. It is composed of brick platforms, Sumizu, tower body, tower and brake roof. It is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. In October 2004, a Tibetan Sakya Buddha Sheli and a Shiguang Buddha Sheli 18 grains were unearthed.

The south tower corresponds to the north tower, the history of Longcheng, the capital of Yanguo. Still very historical.