The Hua Pagoda of Guanghui Temple, also called the Flower Pagoda, was founded in the Tang and repaired in the Jin. The main tower is octagonal with a small tower attached at each of four corners, and its upper part is a cone covered with images of lions, elephants and bodhisattvas, shaped like a bouquet, a unique example among Chinese pagodas. Liang Sicheng cites it as a special case among pagodas of the Song and Jin.