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1. Buddhist architecture. Originated in India, it was introduced to China with Buddhism in Han Dynasty. It usually consists of three parts: tower foundation, tower body and tower gate.
2. Tower building: water. Lights. Revolutionary martyrs memorial hall ~.
Related words:
Tower? Pagoda? Water tower? Lighthouse? Tower crane? Tower clock? Pagoda? Tower? Drilling rig? Turret? Tower? Tower? Tallinzaota
Tower's sentence:
1. The tower body of the small tower is ivory, which looks like ivory carving from a distance. The eaves of the tower are arranged neatly, with a golden transparent plexiglass base, which is concave and convex, angular and very beautiful.
2. It is clear as crystal, dreamy and pure; It is as high as a pagoda, sacred and magnificent; It is enchanting like a fairy, light and moving.
3. Look, this year's lanterns are even more varied and varied, including pagoda lanterns, fish lanterns and eagle lanterns ... and they are colorful, and my eyes are not enough. It's really dazzling.
That cedar stands upright, like a towering pagoda, tall and lush, and even every pine needle is full of pride.
5. Youth is a pagoda of knowledge, with the sweat of thousands of young people in Qian Qian, Qian Qian; Youth is a thriving tree that has stood the test of wind and rain; Youth is a budding bud that wants to show its unique charm to the world.
6. Sitting in the southwest and facing the northeast can be said to be "sitting in the golden rice bowl, sitting in the panlong, the town pagoda and the cornucopia". It is a paradise with "strong backing, broad prospects, prominent seats, extensive financial resources, eternal safety and health". From the point of view of physical geography, it can be regarded as a rare treasure.
7. The pagoda in Yan 'an rises into the sky like a sword.