Xiangchang Xizi Building is an affiliated building of the local ancestral temple of the Party. Built in the eighth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1882), it is a hexagonal three-story brick structure with a height of about 10 m, but it can't climb the inside. The top of the tower is a pyramid-shaped roof, which is made of cement during maintenance. The tower (pavilion) was rebuilt in August 1995. Rebuilding the inscription: In the eighth year of Guangxu, the Xizi Pavilion, which was donated by the sages of Xiangchang Society, was a unique cultural landscape in Anqing. It has stood on the Xiangchang River for a hundred years, inspiring Xiangchang people to pay more attention to writing and make progress. Yuexi county people's government listed it as a cultural relic to be protected, and built a pavilion for pedestrians to rest, in order to treat our village well, and dedicated a monument to commemorate it.
According to the local people, there are three purposes to build this precious pagoda: first, from the perspective of geomantic omen, build pagodas at the mountain pass and Shuikou to ward off evil spirits; The other is that local residents seldom read books in the old society to show respect for Confucius and Mencius, so this pagoda was built. Every time there is a major cultural event, words, books and paper are burned in the tower. To show respect for the sages. Third, it is related to the four broken swords. According to legend, the Four Waves Sword is the incarnation of the banshee. If the tower town demon is not built, the people around it will never be at peace, so it is built at the mouth of Xiangchang River.
Xizi Building, Township Head Town, Yuexi, Anqing
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