Liusheng Tower

The six-win tower was built by the Emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty and the first year (1111 AD) of Dongyue Temple, the high monks of Hui and Zongshi, the second year of Jingyan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1227 AD) was destroyed by the Yuan Army, and the second year to the second year to the fifth year (A.D. 1336-1339) was rebuilt by the Lijiang rich businessman Jia Linghuifu.

Due to its geographical location, the Six-Victory Tower has naturally become the navigation tower of Quanzhou, witnessing the bustling of Quanzhou's largest port in the East during the Song and Yuan Dynasties. The Six-Victory Tower has been rebuilt and restored several times. Now the Six-Victory Tower we see is built in the Yuan Dynasty and has also endured hundreds of years of wind and rain. The hill where the Six Scenes Tower is located is opened as the Six Scenes Tower Park, free to visit, and four eyes can see the modern Quanzhou port.

Six-shou Tower, also known as Wanshou Tower, commonly known as "Shihu Tower", located in Fujian Province in Shishi City, Lijiang Town Shihu Village, is a relatively typical Yuan Dynasty building, playing the role of maritime navigation mark in history, is listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. On July 25, 2021, Quanzhou: Song Yuan China's World Ocean Commercial Center was considered and adopted by the 44th World Heritage Conference, and was successfully listed in the World Heritage List, becoming China's 56th World Heritage Site, and the Six-Victory Tower is one of 22 representative monuments and sites.

Six-shou Tower, also known as Wanshou Tower, commonly known as "Shihu Tower", located in Fujian Province in Shishi City, Lijiang Town Shihu Village, is a relatively typical Yuan Dynasty building, playing the role of maritime navigation mark in history, is listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

The Six-Victory Tower is also known as Rihu Tower, Shihu Tower and Wanshou Tower. It is located on Jinyu Mountain at the front end of the corner of the southeast shore of Quanzhou Bay. This is a granite octagonal five-story stone tower. It is still quite a surprise to see from afar. I didn't expect the stone tower that has been standing on the beach for more than 800 years to be so intact.