Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Summer Palace, an Imperial Garden in Beijing' has mentioned 'Tower' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| For example: the Phoenix Pier (xe9xb3xb3xe5x87xb0xe5xa2xa9) represented Lake Tai; the Jingming Tower (xe6x99xafxe6x98x8exe6xa8x93) resembled Yueyang Tower, Hunan; the Wangchan Pavilion (xe6x9cx9bxe8x9fxbexe9x96xa3) resembled Yellow Crane Tower; the shopping streets were designed to imitate those in Suzhou and Yangzhou. | WIKI |
| The tower was originally meant to be a nine-storey Buddhist pagoda built to resemble the Yellow Crane Tower. | WIKI |
| The tower was built on a 20xc2xa0m (66xc2xa0ft) tall stone base, measures three stories and 41 metres (135xc2xa0ft) in height, and is supported by eight ironwood pillars. | WIKI |
| Empress Dowager Cixi visited the tower to offer incense and pray. | WIKI |
| Flower Pavilion and Glass Tower (xe8x8axb1xe6x89xbfxe9x98x81xe7x90x89xe7x92x83xe5xa1x94; xe8x8axb1xe6x89xbfxe9x96xa3xe7x90x89xe7x92x83xe5xa1x94; Huxc4x81chxc3xa9nggxc3xa9 Lixc3xbalxc3xadtxc7x8e): Located east of the back hill. | WIKI |
| It was destroyed by the British and French in 1860; only the Glass Tower remains. | WIKI |
| During the Cultural Revolution, the Buddhist statue at the bottom of the tower was disfigured by the Red Guards. | WIKI |
| Wenchang Tower (xe6x96x87xe6x98x8cxe9x98x81; xe6x96x87xe6x98x8cxe9x96xa3; Wxc3xa9nchxc4x81nggxc3xa9): Built to resemble a city gate. | WIKI |
| The Wenchang Hall (xe6x96x87xe6x98x8cxe9x99xa2), often called a Gallery, is located beside Wenchang Tower and displays cultural artefacts from the Summer Palace. | WIKI |
| Jade Belt Bridge (xe7x8ex89xe5xb8xa6xe6xa1xa5; xe7x8ex89xe5xb8xb6xe6xa9x8b; Yxc3xb9dxc3xa0iqixc3xa1o) Binfeng Bridge (xe8xb1xb3xe9xa3x8exe6xa1xa5; xe8xb1xb3xe9xa2xa8xe6xa9x8b; Bxc4xabnfxc4x93ngqixc3xa1o) Jingming Tower (xe6x99xafxe6x98x8exe6xa5xbc; xe6x99xafxe6x98x8exe6xa8x93; Jxc7x90ngmxc3xadnglxc3xb3u): It was destroyed by the British and French in 1860 and was restored only in 1992. | WIKI |
| It was designed to imitate Yueyang Tower. | WIKI |