Chinese pagodas are a unique form of ancient Chinese architecture. It is a multi story tower building typically constructed from brick, wood, or stone materials. As an important component of Buddhist temples, it is often used to store Buddhist scriptures and Buddha statues. It has a long history and rich cultural connotations. They originated from Buddhist pagodas in ancient India and have developed a unique style and characteristics through improvements and innovations in China. The design of the pagoda reflects the aesthetic concepts of traditional Chinese architecture, integrating Buddhist teachings and Taoist beliefs. Very delicate in both structure and decoration. They typically have multiple levels of stairs and ascending roofs, forming a unique appearance.