The tower was built in June of the thirty-fifth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1607). The tower is 43.68 meters high, 24.58 meters in circumference and 7.85 meters in diameter. It is a hollow brick tower with six corners and seven floors. The foundation of the tower is made of stone, and the tower body is made of special bricks. There are cracks in lime, and it is externally painted with lime, and the cornices are upturned, which is beautiful in appearance. There are three arched doorways on each floor of the tower, and stairs are built in the tower, which can be paved with floors to spiral up. The iron crane at the top of the tower is fixed with four iron cables. The capital contribution is calculated by Chen. It is a Feng Shui Tower, which means to make An Wen prosperous, hence the name "Wen Chang". Guo Ye wrote "Long Wen Ta Ji". The original iron crane at the top of the tower has been tilted, 1987 was repaired, and 1988 was completed.
1984, the tower was re-announced as a county-level key cultural relics protection unit. On March 6, 2005, the Wenchang Pagoda was listed as a key cultural relic protection unit in Zhejiang Province.
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