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The Ten Thousand Pagoda is located on the north bank of the Shawan of the Tuojiang River. It is adjacent to the Xiachang Pavilion with carved beams and painted buildings in the east and the wind and rain bridge in the west. Originally a calligraphy furnace, it was built in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. After the original pagoda was destroyed, the well-known painter Huang Yongyu convened the local people to raise donations for reconstruction in 1985, and rebuild the seven-level hexagonal brick pagoda on the site. The tower is built with blue bricks, mixed mortar and reinforced concrete. The tower is hexagonal and seven-level, with six warped corners on each floor, beautiful and beautiful, and copper wind chimes are hung. The tower is 21 meters high, and the tower surface is decorated with paintings and sculptures; there are half-moon arch doors and windows on six sides, and each door on the lower floor has couplets. On the main entrance on the water-facing side is engraved with the three characters "Ten Thousand Pagodas". The Ten Thousand Pagoda stands tall and beautiful on the banks of the Tuojiang River, and its reflection is reflected in the blue waves of the Tuojiang River.