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The Xiufeng Temple Pagoda is located about a hundred meters south of Ciqing Temple. It is an octagonal, nine-story solid brick pagoda with closely stacked eaves, also built during the Hongzhi era of the Ming Dynasty and renovated in 1591. The body of the pagoda features brick carvings of Buddha statues and niches. To the north of the Xiufeng Temple Pagoda is the Taoran Pavilion, to the south is the Dicui Pavilion, and further south of the Dicui Pavilion stands the Kuixing Tower. There is also a small stone pavilion to the east of the Xiufeng Temple Pagoda, inside which...

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Tieling Xiufeng Temple is a cultural relic protection unit of Liaoning Province.

The Xiufeng Temple Pagoda is located about a hundred meters south of Ciqing Temple. It is an octagonal, nine-story solid brick pagoda with closely stacked eaves, also built during the Hongzhi era of the Ming Dynasty and renovated in 1591. The body of the pagoda features brick carvings of Buddha statues and niches. To the north of the Xiufeng Temple Pagoda is the Taoran Pavilion, to the south is the Dicui Pavilion, and further south of the Dicui Pavilion stands the Kuixing Tower. There is also a small stone pavilion to the east of the Xiufeng Temple Pagoda, inside which the stone stele records the reconstruction history of the ancient pagoda. Ciqing Temple was listed as a cultural relic protection unit of Liaoning Province in 1988.