How many floors are there in this stupa?

1, three-story tower: it represents the three realms, namely, the realm of desire, the realm of color and the realm of achromatic, and also symbolizes the three treasures of Buddhism, Dharma and Buddhism.

2. Five-story tower: it represents the five connotations of color, acceptance, thinking, behavior and knowledge, and also symbolizes the five turbid and evil world.

3. Seven-story tower: it represents people's secular desires, that is, happiness, anger, worry, thinking, sadness, fear and surprise.

4. Nine-story pagoda: It represents the nine-story lotus pagoda, that is, the class of nine-story bodhisattvas in Buddhism, and also symbolizes that people are moving towards the level of bodhisattvas.

5. Thirteen-story pagoda: It represents the wisdom of thirteen generations of bodhisattvas, and also symbolizes the suffering and practice that those who pursue becoming Buddhas have to experience.

6. The stupa is also called pagoda, and it is called "Qudeng" in Tibetan. Pagodas were originally used to worship relics, scriptures or legal items. Buddhism entered China in the first century, and it was translated into China Buddhism. The style of stupa has also changed from a bowl-covered pagoda to a pavilion pagoda and a pavilion pagoda, from which a dense eaves pagoda has been derived. Traditional pagodas in China can be divided into wooden pagodas, stone pagodas and brick pagodas according to building materials.