Wenbi Tower

The Wenbi Tower is located on Binjiang West Road, Huicheng District, Huizhou City, and the writing on the wall of the Ming Dynasty ancient city in Huizhou Fucheng (oldly called no "tower"), founded during the Qing Dynasty. The pavilion-style eight-sided 5-story brick tower, built in the early Qing Dynasty, is the pavilion-style five-story brick tower, the square eight-sided, high 20.29 meters, the base side length 2.5 meters, the tower can not be accessed.

Wenbi Tower is located on Binjiang Road, Qiaoxi, Huicheng District, Huizhou City. It is one of the three towers in Huicheng District. The existing Wenbi Tower is a pavilion-style five-story brick tower built at the end of Qing Dynasty. It is octagon, high 20.29 meters, and the edge of the base is2.5 meters. The tower cannot be accessed. The eight walls of the tower body, the second floor open square window as an embellishment, the third floor south and north two sides of the Gui-shaped door, the fourth and fifth floors are only in the south. The tower brake building is quite distinctive, composed of brake seat, overlay, treasure cover, treasure bead and other layers, proportion coordination, decorative prominent. The bottom layer of the tower is higher, up to 3.05 meters, and the above levels are decreasing, and the area is also shrinking.