Suogang Village North and South Stone Pagodas. Since ancient times, Penghu has been severely affected by the northeast monsoon, posing a threat to residents' lives. Therefore, stone pagodas were erected as a spiritual refuge of faith to ward off the wind. Since ancient times, Penghu has been severely affected by the northeast monsoon, posing a threat to residents' lives. Therefore, stone pagodas were erected as a spiritual refuge of faith to ward off the wind and evil spirits. They are also known as Zhenshan Zi Wu Pagoda or Zhenfeng Pagoda. In 1964, the spirit medium of Xuan Tian Shang Di at Beiji Temple instructed that the collapsed stone pagodas be rebuilt into nine stories, divided into two pagodas: the South Wu Pagoda and the North Zi Pagoda. There is a saying that "layers upon layers, numbers upon numbers, ascending to the nine venerables, forever ensuring longevity," making them the most spectacular structures in Penghu. Source: Oral accounts from local elders in Suogang Village. South Wu Pagoda: Total Height: 8.26 meters, Circumference: 30.63 meters, Appearance of Stone Dare-to-Dares: Pagoda-shaped, Inscription on Stone Dare-to-Dares: Symbols, Construction Form: Conical, Top Ornament: Stone Dare-to-Dares, Location: East side of Beiji Temple, near County Road 25, Suogang. North Zi Pagoda: Total Height: 9.23 meters, Circumference: 31.1 meters, Appearance of Stone Dare-to-Dares: Pagoda-shaped, Inscription on Stone Dare-to-Dares: Symbols, Construction Form: Conical, Top Ornament: Stone Dare-to-Dares, Location: Next to Suogang Community Activity Center, on County Road 25. Since ancient times, Penghu has been severely affected by the northeast monsoon, posing a threat to residents' lives. Therefore, stone pagodas were erected as a spiritual refuge of faith to ward off the wind and evil spirits. They are also known as Zhenshan Zi Wu Pagoda or Zhenfeng Pagoda.
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