Qishan Pagoda is one of the iconic structures of the historical city of Jieyang, situated atop Huangqi Mountain. Originally constructed during the Ming Dynasty, it is said to have been built by Feng Yuanbiao. Initially, the pagoda consisted of only three levels, but it now stands as an octagonal, five-story tower, approximately twenty meters in height (which is considered the remaining height), with a base circumference of thirty-two meters. The entire structure is made of stone, hollow inside without any stairs for climbing, and each level features an open window.
