Xiaoxi Tower was built in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. Eight-sided and seven-story pavilion-style building structure brick tower, with four existing floors and a height of about 20 meters. Legend has it that the original plan was to build seven floors, but only four floors were built due to improper construction. It is also said that the seventh floor was struck by lightning after it was built, and the top three floors were knocked down, leaving only four floors.
There is a door on the second and fourth floors of Xiaoxi Pagoda, and there is a Buddhist shrine on both sides of the door. There are black and white decorative patterns under the eaves of the facade (the paintings under the eaves of each floor are still well preserved), and most of them are based on Fu Lushou. There are tower rooms and stone roads on the ground floor. Wild vines grow on the tower, and lush miscellaneous trees grow on the top. There are many cracks on the top floor of the tower, and cracks have appeared on the fourth floor of the tower.
In the site selection of ancient villages, Huizhou people take landscape, pillow mountain and backwater as their ideal habitats. All ancient villages are generally built in valleys surrounded by mountains and fog, and the clouds are lingering. Or built in a mountain pier where two mountains are sandwiched by one mountain and many waters gather; All ancient villages must have a water mouth. At the Shuikou, famous trees and fine trees must be planted, and pavilions and pavilions must be built, so as to lock the town and gather wealth, and form an idyllic scenery of "we look at the green trees around your village and the pale blue mountains in the distance". Xiaoxi Village in Shexian County is no exception. At Shuikou, the ancestors of Xiaoxi Village followed the trend and built pavilions and pagodas as shiplocks.
Xiaoxi Pagoda in Shexian County of Huangshan Mountain
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