Introduction to Daxiang Temple: Daxiang Temple is located in the northeast of Anyang Village, Pingzheng Township. Daxiang Temple, also known as "Dayun Temple", was destroyed during the Anti-Japanese War, leaving only this tower. The pagoda was built in the Song Dynasty. It is a square brick pagoda with dense eaves. The first room has a cave and a shrine inside. It has 13 floors, about 30 meters high, and a square base with a length and width of 4.8 meters. The top of the tower has been deviated from the center by 5 degrees, making it a veritable "leaning tower". Daxiang Temple is another wonderful echo tower. If you stand in the Tuhu Cave in the north of the tower and tap it with tiles, you can hear the crisp sound of toads, but there is no such phenomenon on the other three sides.