Cishou Temple Pagoda.

Located within Linglong Park in Beijing, the Cishou Temple Pagoda was originally built in 1576 (the fourth year of the Wanli Emperor's reign in the Ming Dynasty), modeled after the Tianning Temple Pagoda of the Liao Dynasty. The pagoda stands approximately 50m tall and features a solid, dense-eave style with an octagonal base. The base is a Sumeru pedestal adorned with carvings of Buddha statues, apsaras, and other decorations. The first level of the pagoda has four false doors on the front and four false windows on the other four sides.