Chinese Style Wooden Pagoda

    Someone once said, "Architecture is solidified music." When we touch it, the silent poetry of thousands of years begins to flow. The pagoda is undoubtedly the most prominent note in ancient Chinese architecture.

                     
    Jueshan Temple Pagoda, with its towering and surging posture, breaks the flat horizontal pattern of Chinese classical architecture and becomes a space for dialogue between the world and the gods in the sky.
    Jueshan Temple Pagoda has thirteen floors and a total height of 44.23 meters. The whole pagoda consists of three parts: the base, the body, and the pagoda. The first floor of the pagoda is octagonal in plan, and its height accounts for about one-fifth of the whole pagoda. There is a pagoda room on the first floor of the pagoda, and the remaining twelve floors are solid.

                     
    The brick carving and wood carving of Jueshan Temple Pagoda are exquisitely crafted, and the carvings are meticulous and lifelike. These carvings include Buddha statues, patterns, animals and plants, etc., showing the superb skills and pursuit of details of ancient craftsmen.
    As a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architecture, Jueshan Temple Pagoda shows the superb skills of Chinese craftsmen in architectural design and construction, and also reflects the unique charm of Chinese traditional culture. For foreign tourists, Jueshan Temple Pagoda is not only a building, but also a story that carries historical and cultural memories. It is worth their while to come and see it and feel the beauty of ancient Chinese architecture.