Zhenguo Temple Tower was built in Tang Xizong period. It was originally a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is a square seven-story pavilion-style brick tower with a height of 35.36 meters. The brake at the top of the tower is a bronze gourd, and the words "Good weather, peaceful country and people's safety" are engraved on the surface of the gourd.

According to legend, when the mage in the temple died, the room was full of red light, and only the air was filled with strange incense and Sanskrit. After Tupi, there were countless Buddhist relics, and his disciples built five pagodas to treasure them. Later, someone dug up the Buddhist monk's relic in the tower of Zhenguo Temple, and it actually gave off a different light. The public sighed in disbelief.

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The tower of Zhenguo Temple is all made of blue bricks, with a height of 25 meters and a square shape. The top of the tower is a quadrangular pyramid, with a two-meter-high gourd-shaped copper spire erected at the top, a north-south arch at the bottom, tower doors on the second to seventh floors, and small shrines on both sides.

There are prominent semi-circular brick columns on both sides of the tower door on the third to fifth floors, and there are stacked bricks between the floors, which obviously retains the architectural style of the ancient tower in Tang Dynasty.

Temples have been built in various dynasties, which are grand in scale, magnificent in momentum and full of incense. However, after years of vicissitudes, this temple, the monk's hut, has been completely destroyed, leaving only the ruins and the Millennium Tang Tower, which still shows the charm of the ancient temple.

1956 The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal was widened, and the Zhenguo Temple Tower should have been demolished. After careful study, the relevant departments finally submitted it to the Central Committee for approval and decided to spend a lot of money to protect the tower.

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