Andong Village · Yuzijian Pagoda. The waters of Andong are a popular spot for intertidal activities and shore fishing, and are a necessary route from Magong to Baisha and Xiyu. The waters of Andong are a popular spot for intertidal activities and shore fishing, and are a necessary route from Magong to Baisha and Xiyu. With the King Zhou Temple as the main center of worship, in the early days Penghu's land was barren. To enrich the soil, the ancestors would carry sea sand for fertilizer to ensure the smooth growth of crops. Stone pagodas were built on the sandy land, commonly known as Yuzijiao, to identify the ebb and flow of the tide, making it convenient to collect sand from the sea. For many years, it has protected the residents and stood firm. It is also rumored that if a stone falls from the pagoda, it signifies the death of someone in the village, which is an ominous sign. Later, to reinforce the pagoda, it was filled with cement around 1973, as instructed by King Zhou. Source: Oral accounts from elders in Andong Village. Appearance of the Stone Guardian: Pagoda-shaped Total Height: 4.16 meters Circumference: 19.28 meters Construction Form: Conical Pagoda Finial: Gourd The waters of Andong are a popular spot for intertidal activities and shore fishing, and are a necessary route from Magong to Baisha and Xiyu. With the King Zhou Temple as the main center of worship, in the early days Penghu's land was barren. To enrich the soil, the ancestors would carry sea sand for fertilizer to ensure the smooth growth of crops. Stone pagodas were built on the sandy land, commonly known as Yuzijiao, to identify the ebb and flow of the tide, making it convenient to collect sand from the sea. For many years, it has protected the residents and stood firm. It is also rumored that if a stone falls from the pagoda, it signifies the death of someone in the village.
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