The pagoda is a traditional Chinese building with a specific form and style that is common in Asia. There are more than 2,000 towers in China. There are many types of towers. Zhongda Consulting provides architects with a detailed introduction to the "Fuzhou Minhou Lianfeng Stone Tower".
The Lianfeng Stone Pagoda is located on the southwest side in front of the Xie Ancestral Hall in Lianfeng Village, Qingkou Town, Minhou County. Fujian provincial cultural relics protection unit.
The Minhou Lianfeng Stone Pagoda in Fuzhou was built in the Song Dynasty. It is a dense-eaves style, which is said to be a solid stone structure imitating a wooden pavilion style. It is made of granite and has seven octagonal layers. It is eight meters high. Some sources say it is fifteen meters high. The base diameter is about three meters. The Lotus Peak Stone Pagoda is a double-layer Xumizuo. The lower layer is a Hercules pillar with lifelike reliefs of animals. The upper layer is a Vajra pillar with flowers embossed on eight sides of the base. There are niches and Buddha statues carved on each side of each floor of the pagoda, with melon columns and large cotoneaster buckets at the corners. Under the eaves of the west side of the fourth floor, there are two lines of four seal characters "Wish Yan Shengshou" engraved on it. It is inferred that the tower may have been built to wish the emperor a birthday. The eaves of the tower are carved with tiles and tiles, and the tower is shaped like a wheel. The Lianfeng Stone Pagoda is basically well preserved, with only the corners of the base being damaged.
It is said that the Lotus Peak Stone Pagoda was built in the Feng Shui cave in the village. The first is to worship the Buddha, and the second is to suppress evil and pray for literary luck.
In 1992, Fuzhou Minhou Lianfeng Stone Pagoda was announced as a county-level cultural relic protection unit.
In January 2013, Fuzhou Minhou Lianfeng Stone Pagoda was included in the eighth batch of Fujian provincial-level cultural relics protection units.
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