Also known as the Jade Tower, it is located in the West Mountain of the West Lake in Huizhou. It is an older building on the lake. It was built during the reign of Emperor Zhongzong of the Tang Dynasty and was built to commemorate the great sage of Sizhou. It was called the Great Holy Pagoda when Su Shi, a writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, lived in Huizhou. In the 42nd year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1584), the tower was destroyed and rebuilt into a pavilion in the early Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. In the 46th year of Wanli (1618 AD), it was rebuilt as a tower. When the bright moon rises, the cool breeze blows over the lake and the lake shines brightly. The Sizhou Pagoda stands on the West Mountain, and its reflection into the lake constitutes a scene of "Jade Pagoda" which is highly praised by tourists in the West Lake. It is said that during the Longshuo period of the Tang Dynasty, the Sangha of the Western domain came to China, and later passed away in Chang'an. Tang Zhongzong built a pagoda for him in Sizhou. As a result, various places imitated Sizhou to build the Sangha Pagoda, so it was called Sizhou Pagoda. When Su Dongpo was exiled in Huizhou in the Song Dynasty, he called this pagoda the Great Holy Pagoda, also known as the Jade Pagoda. The bright moon rises in the east, the smoke is thin and narrow in the evening, the breeze is smooth, and the shadow of the tower lies in the middle. Whenever the sun goes down in the west, "the reflections into the lake tower have a long shadow, the lake light curls and moves the setting sun, I do not know that since the day of the floating map, the golden crow will re-fly under the sky several times", which is called "Yan Pagoda Xiehui". The tower has 7 floors outside and 13 floors inside. It has a brick and wood structure and is a pavilion-style pagoda. In the forty-three years of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1564), the tower was destroyed, the pavilion was rebuilt in the early years of Wanli, and the tower was rebuilt in the forty-sixth year (1618). The hills are lined with green trees, the pavilions are lined up, and the scenery is beautiful. You can see the panoramic view of Huizhou from the tower. The tower has been rebuilt for more than 360 years and is one of the oldest existing buildings in Huizhou. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the top of the tower was struck by lightning and damaged a corner, and it was not rebuilt until 1955. After that, after several repairs, the outer walls were reinforced, the tower body was painted, the tower top was repaired, and the floors were added to rejuvenate this ancient building. Climbing the tower to enjoy the scenery, the artistic conception is fresh, each time you climb to the first floor, the vision is wider, and the scenery is different in the east, south, west and north. Climbing to the top, the panoramic view of Huizhou is very beautiful, and the "Jade Pagoda Bird's View" is a scene of West Lake.
In Huizhou West Lake, follow Sudi west, cross the Xixin Bridge, and a pagoda on the left side of the mountain is spectacular. This is the Yuta Weilan-Sizhou Tower, one of Huizhou's top ten attractions. Sizhou Tower is located in the West Lake of Huizhou, the oldest building on the lake. Founded in the middle of Tang Dynasty, built to commemorate the Sangha of Sizhou, the Northern Song Dynasty literaryist Su Yuju Huizhou called the Grand Santa Pagoda. Ming Jiajing 43 years (1564) tower destroyed, Ming Wanli first year to rebuild the pavilion, Ming Wanli 46 years (1618) to restore the tower. In the early years of Guangxu, Lei broke the top of the tower, and a banyan tree grew. The patriotic poet Qiu Fengjia of the Qing Dynasty wrote: "Pedestrians want to ask Chaoyun Tomb, see the top of the pavilion tower." The mountains are shaded by trees, the pavilion corridors are reflected, and the scenery is beautiful. The famous verse of "Five Songs of Jiangyue" written by Su Dongpo "One More Mountain Tuyue, Yuta Recumbent Weilan" refers to this tower. Sizhou Tower has been built since the Ming Dynasty, and has a full 403-year old history. It is one of the most well-preserved and precious buildings in Huizhou. Huizhou Sizhou Tower was approved by the Guangdong Provincial People's Government and announced as the eighth batch of Guangdong cultural relics protection units.
Sizhou Tower... has a history of 390 years, is one of the oldest existing buildings in Huizhou. The outside of the tower is seven floors, the inside is thirteen floors, brick and wooden structure, the pagoda is a pagoda. During the Qing Dynasty, the tower was hit by lightning and damaged a corner. It was not repaired until 1955. On the top of the tower, the "Yuta Bird's View" Huizhou panoramic view is beautiful.
Is the ancient tower of Huizhou West Lake also called Leifeng Tower? Not also, Sizhou Tower. In addition to the West Lake of Huizhou, it is not as big as Hangzhou West Lake, there are many similarities, such as ancient towers, Sudi, Gushan, Fenghui Garden is also similar to Quyuan Fenghe. It is just that the cultural connotation is far less than the richness of Hangzhou West Lake.
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Sizhou Tower is located in the West Lake Scenic Area of Huizhou. Sizhou Tower was first built in the Tang Dynasty to commemorate the Sizhou High Seng. Sizhou Tower was destroyed after the tower was destroyed, and the pavilion was built in the original place. Sizhou Tower was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. Sizhou Tower is a seven-story brick tower, stacked on the highest point of the West Lake Scenic Area, you can see from afar, is a landmark building in Huizhou.
Sizhou Pagoda is located in the west mountain of West Lake. Also known as the Jade Pagoda, it is the oldest building on the lake. It was built in the Tang Dynasty to commemorate the Great Sacred Sangha of Sizhou. Su Shi, a writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, was called the Great Sacred Pagoda when he was living in Huizhou. Write a poem "Yigengshan Tuyue, Yuta Weilan". The "Yuta Weilan" has been praised as a scene of the West Lake in Huizhou. There are 7 layers outside the tower, 13 layers inside, brick and wood structure. The pagoda was destroyed in the forty-third year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1564), the pavilion was rebuilt in the first year of Wanli, and the pagoda was rebuilt in the forty-sixth year (1618). In the early years of Guangxu, Lei broke the top corner of the pagoda and grew a banyan tree. Qiu Fengjia's poem cloud - "Pedestrians want to ask Chaoyun tomb to see the banyan on the top of pavilions and pavilions. " After the founding of the People's Republic of China, a step-by-step escalator was built to climb to the top of the tower, giving a panoramic view of Huizhou.
Looking around, the tower was high there, a hill above it.