Cuixing Building, also known as Kuixing Tower and Wenchang Pavilion, is called Wenta by locals. It is located at Shangzhangwei, Pingshan, Yuen Long, New Territories, China and in the north of Hong Kong. It used to be the feng shui tower of Deng's residence in Pingshan, one of the five indigenous families in the New Territories. According to the genealogy of Deng family in Pingshan, Cuixing Building was built by Deng, the seventh ancestor of Deng family in Pingshan, with a history of more than 600 years. It is the oldest existing tower in China and Hongkong, with precious historical value, and it is also one of the key monuments of Pingshan Heritage Trail. 200 1 12 14, Cuixing Building was awarded as a legal monument in China and Hongkong. The origin of the name [Editor] According to the legend of Deng's parents, when the local village was built, Mr. Feng Shui once pointed out that the local area must be prosperous for thousands of years. The only drawback is that ... the castle peak is high and the fire is taboo, so it should be given more water; However, due to the gap between the northwest and the north, evil spirits hurt people. In the future, Deng Guan will be promoted to the official position, and he has his own method to stop evil spirits. But as for what is meant by "civil servants rising to the DPRK", Mr. Feng Shui only replied at that time: "It is inseparable." In the 15th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1382), Deng Tong's eye, the seventh ancestor of Deng's family in Pingshan, was sealed. On the first night of his promotion, he dreamed that the stars were shining above the northwest corner of his hometown, but the stars suddenly fell and gathered at the northwest estuary. Deng woke up from his dream and remembered what Feng Shui master had said when he built the village. Looking back on his ancestors, although he had seven generations, men only had 12, and four of them died young. Deng was very upset, so he hired a Feng Shui master to try to stop evil spirits. The master said, "The founder of your village is really knowledgeable. Adults go to the church, the stars come to the meeting, and buildings are to be built. With the help of the stars, they will be impressed by their thunderous strength. It's no use having a pen without one! Deng was in a trance, so he set up a seven-level pagoda (that is, the Buddha Cave) here to worship the god of civil and military affairs, keep out evil in the north and prevent floods. Sure enough, the seven generations of Deng sent 22 men, of whom 10 built another village, several became longevity officials, two built Ergong Temple, some lived in their 80 s and 90 s, and Deng Jiayou 1 0 men lived in Pingshan.

More than 5,000 people. Deng's talents emerged in large numbers in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Every time the imperial examination gold list is nominated, there are countless scholars and officials. The people think that the pagoda is blessed by Wen Quxing, so they also call it "Wen Pagoda". Building [Editor] Cuixinglou Pagoda used to be seven stories high. Later, due to wind and rain erosion, the upper four floors collapsed in the wind disaster, leaving only the current three floors. Xuchenglou Pagoda is hexagonal and built on a low platform, mainly made of blue bricks and granite. The three-story Xuchenglou Pagoda is about 13 meters high, and the top floor is dedicated to Kuixing, who is in charge of literary life. There are auspicious inscriptions on each floor of Cuixing Building, which are "Ling Han", "Cuixing Building" and "Shedeng Douyuan" from top to bottom. 2014-04-118: 58: 59 supplement: found in zh. *** /zh-

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The architectural features of Xu Chengliu Pagoda Xu Chengliu Pagoda is hexagonal, with three existing floors and a height of about15m. The tower is built on a low platform and surrounded by low walls; There are several stone steps in front of the stage. The tower foundation is granite and the tower is blue brick. Granite strips are used for the big door frame, and the words "wall of the lamp bucket" are engraved on the lintel. There is an arched window on the front of the second floor, with a stone tablet engraved with "Xu Chengliu Pagoda", a small rectangular window on the left and right, and no windows on the back three sides. Image reference: s.yimg/lo/API/RES/1.2/ZT1gpklnteyihpeiekta-/yxbwawq9dhbhbn3zxjzo 3e9odu-/CD1.edbedcity/CD/pshe/resources/ The stone tablet on the gate of Pingshan _ lungyeuktau/zh _/ Pingshan /images/image30 1, and at the same time, you can see the cornice tiles in the shape of fangs. Image reference: s.yimg/lo/API/res/1.2/jwjbodiwskk9q6ul5gtbq-/yxbwawq9dhbnn3zxjzo 3e9odu-/cd1.edbedcity/cd/pshe/resources/Pingshan _ Lund. Zh _/ Pingshan /images/image302 "Cuixinglou" stone tablet The second floor of the third floor is a round window with the inscription "Ling Han" stone tablet on it. There are small rectangular windows on the left and right sides, and there is no window at the back. Image reference: s.yimg/lo/API/res/1.2/qpokkasemh9c0yi28pnrtg-/yxbawq9dhbhbnn3 zxjzo 3e9odu-/cd1.edbedcity/cd/pshe/resources/Pingshan _ Lund. Zh _/ Pingshan /images/image303 Picture reference of the round window and the Ling Han stone tablet on the third floor: s.yimg/lo/API/res/1.2/sbjxfpbwixcveejzcqt0q-/yxbwawq9dhbn3zxjzo 3e9odu-/cd1. Edbed city/CD/PSHE/Resources/ Pingshan _ Lungyeuktau/ZH _/ Pingshan /Images/Image304 A unique canopy is built between the layers of the canopy. First of all, the blue bricks are paved into the shape of fangs layer by layer from the tower wall to form the canopy. The first canopy has 50-fold tooth bricks, the second has four, and there are only three on the top. The canopy is covered with glazed tiles, and the six-eave cornices are rolled up. The center of the tower is a sphere, which is unique in simplicity. The floors in the tower are connected by inclined wooden ladders, but tourists are not allowed to climb the second and third floors at present.

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