Kuixing Tower is the southernmost tower-shaped building in the folk village of Hong Tong Dahuaishu Rooting Ancestral Garden Tourism Scenic Area. Han Shu holds that Kuixing is the "God" in ancient myths and legends, and dominates the literary movement. Kuixing Building is a sacred place dedicated to Kuixing in ancient villages. The scholar worships Kuixing in Kuixing Building, praying to be on the imperial examination list. The so-called "star champion" is like this. There is also the Big Dipper next to the Kuixing Building. The first four stars of the Big Dipper are called "Xuan Ji", also called Kuixing, and because the four stars are arranged like the word "Dou", they are also called "Dou Kui".

Kuixing was originally the common name of Kuixing, one of the twenty-eight lodges in ancient astronomy. There is a saying of "Zhu Kui's Articles" in the Book of Filial Piety in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Later generations attached it as a god, built a Kuixing tower and made statues to worship it, and regarded it as the god of the rise and fall of the main text, while the imperial examination was regarded as the god of Chinese style, and Kuixing was changed to Kuixing. It is said that Kuixing is ferocious, with golden face, red hair and round eyes, and two horns on his head. His foot stepped on the head of a giant fish in the sea, which means "dominate". During the exam, Kuixing will patrol around with a big brush in his right hand and a bucket in his left hand. It is said that Bucket is the name of all the candidates. If you are lucky enough to be selected by Kuixing's pen, you will be the first to become the champion.