Chinese name of Taiwan Province; Tai definition; Locals call it Hekou Tower, which stands on the west bank of Xiuzhuan River outside Zhao 'an, Xiuzhuan and Hemei Village. This is a feng shui tower. The two tributaries of Xiuzhuan River meet here and become Dongxi River. There is a big drop in the riverbed and the rapids roar. In the autumn of Qing Qianlong eight years, villagers built this tower for Buddha Town. The tower is made of hollow stone, covering an area of 36 square meters, with a square plane and a circumference of 24 meters. The tower foundation is 4 meters high and the tower height is 12 meters. The tower is divided into five floors, with a circular arch on the first floor and a Buddha statue in the north. The stone tablet at the door is engraved with "Golden Horse Terrace".

Square on the first floor, round window on the second floor, arched window on the third floor, rectangular window on the fourth floor, triangular window on the fifth floor, doors and windows facing north, uneven and unique. The ground floor is dedicated to mysterious gods, including Guanyin Bodhisattva; The second floor is dedicated to the grain emperor; The third floor is dedicated to Guan Di Gong; The fourth floor is dedicated to Emperor Wenchang. Many believers come here to burn incense and worship. Every new moon and the sun, the incense is more prosperous.