More than thirty meters high, the octagonal pagoda has nine levels, a typical example of multi-eared pagodas of the Kin Dynasty. The lower part of the pagoda is a four-meter Sumeru pedestal with sculptures of singers, dancers, musicians, guardians, animals and plants around the sides. The images of the singers and dancers, all in different postures, are vivid, the guardians look bold and muscular, and the lions and other animals seem true to life. The front of the first storey of the pagoda has a door with a statue of Sakyamuni inside. The iron steeple has an iron bird on top that revolves with the wind just like a weather vane, a rare example among Buddhist pagodas in the country.