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Zizhi Pagoda is located in Chizu Group, Jingchong Village, Maoshi Town, Hengnan County, about 14 kilometers south of the seat of Maoshi Town Government. The pagoda was first built in the second year of Guangxu Bingzi in the Qing Dynasty. It is about 10 meters high, with 4 stories in total, and a base of about 2 square meters. It is now well preserved and stands towering. The overall design is simple and ancient, and each story has exquisite stone-carved pictures on the front. Stone inscriptions such as "Cherish Written Paper" and "Spirit Soars to the Clouds, Light Shoots the Dipper" are still clearly visible.
According to records, in the past, paper bearing writing by scholars was strictly distinguished from ordinary garbage and had to be burned in a Zizhi Pagoda. This is probably the origin of the Zizhi Pagoda.
Wenkui Pagoda is located in Nanmu Group, Zhanhe Village, Maoshi Town, Hengnan County, about 20 kilometers south of the seat of Maoshi Town Government. The pagoda was first built in the twenty-second year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty. It is about 5 meters high, with 3 stories in total, and a base of about 2 square meters. It is now well preserved. The stone-carved pictures on the front of each story and stone inscriptions such as "Wenkui" and "Writing Enters Transformation, Ink Flows with Fragrance" are still clearly visible.
