Longrui Pagoda

Longrui Pagoda

Longrui Pagoda is a cultural tourism attraction.

Longrui Pagoda is located in Longrui Village, Xijiao, Shaxi Town. Built during the Ming Dynasty, it was erected by local villagers to commemorate their ancestors from Xijiao. Legend has it that during the Song Dynasty, there was a one-person-tall stone slab here called the Qiren Stone (Standing Man Stone), which was enclosed within the pagoda when it was constructed. The pagoda has an octagonal spire roof, a solid interior structure, a base circumference of 12.8 meters, five stories, and is about 11 meters tall.

Shaxi Town: Shaxi Town is adjacent to the western part of Zhongshan City's urban area, covering an area of 53.34 square kilometers. It governs 15 village committees and 1 residential committee; it has a registered population of 61,300 and a non-registered population of 57,000. It has successively been awarded titles such as Guangdong Province Clothing Industry Cluster Upgrade Demonstration Zone, National Health Town, Top 10 Chinese Towns for Branded Industries 2006, Top 100 China Characteristic Industrial Bases, Guangdong Province Standardized Education Fee Charging Town, Guangdong Province Advanced Collective in Mass Sports, Guangdong Province Advanced Unit in Law Enforcement Quality, and Guangdong Province Outstanding Public Security Grassroots Unit. In 2006, it achieved a total production… More detailed information on Shaxi Town++