Lingzhi Tower Review

From the 10th century AD, the Yong'an Temple tower has stood up to now, and I am used to hearing the fisherman's number on the stream, witnessing the change of dynasties again and again. After thousands of sails, this place is still the busiest freight terminal on the stream, continue to guide the boats and boats coming and going...#Worth going to the ancient town ancient village #Small group free punch card recommended [Search tower guide] Navigation: Ganoderma Tower, Dipu Street, Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, Majiadu Village Address: No. 38 Majiadu Village, Anji County S306 Provincial Road Logistics Warehouse, the left side of the fence into the dirt road traffic: It is still recommended to drive to the ancient sites of extreme niche. There is currently no public transportation #Play outdoor [Inland River Navigation Standard] ① overgrown with grass, and the entrance steps are almost covered by plants ② Miyu. The slanted bricks are selected to make a stacked, very Tangfeng ③ the ridges that fell, modern maintenance is not as good as the ancient quality ④ Yong'an Temple Pagoda & Lingzhi Pagoda, there are stone stele indicating ⑤ A small bay in the Quxi, still the navigation mark in the bay ⑥ When it arrived, the heavy rain fell suddenly, and there was no place to hide and could not move forward.⑦ Ten-story and eight-sided stacked brick towers. Abnormally exquisite ⑧ It should be raised and strengthened as a whole, to avoid collapse ⑨ Busy inland pier on the creek #Where to go on weekends [Yong'an Temple Pagoda] Age: The tower body during the Wuyue Kingdom Period of the Late Tang Dynasty and Five Dynasties: Eight-sided and ten-story brick structure solid tower style: brick structure stacked and imitated pavilion height: 22.46. Meter (10th floor) tower: 1.20 meters high, edge to tower 3.2 meters # ancient style in travel [renamed Lingzhi Tower] Yong'an Temple was built during the Wuyue Kingdom period in the fifth generation; Yong'an Temple was destroyed in the Northern Song Dynasty but the Temple Tower was preserved; when the Southern Song Dynasty was rebuilt, it was renamed Lingzhi Tower Courtyard; The Yong'an Temple Pagoda was repaired twice in 1047 in the Northern Song Dynasty and 1260 in the first year of Jingding in the Southern Song Dynasty; during the Anti-Japanese War, it was damaged by artillery fire; In the 1960s of the last century, the cultural relics census was initially designated as the Ming Dynasty, and then re-confirmed as the same period in the fifth or northern Song Dynasty, and finally identified as the late Tang brick tower in the Wuyue style of the fifth generation in 1988. In 1994, the overhaul was completed.

The Ganoderma Tower is located in Majiaye, 23 meters high, a little six or five meters wide, and is rumored to be built by Wu Yue in the fifth generation.

The situation is already in decline, and needs to be corrected.