Beita Monument

Beita Stele Forest is located at No. 27 Beita Street. The North Pagoda was built in the Chongde period of the Qing Dynasty (1643-1645). In 1985, the North Tower and the ancient building complex were repaired, and the Shenyang Stele Forest was built on the west side of the tower. The Beita Forest of Steles is now a city-level cultural relics protection unit. There are pictures and materials such as "Shengjing Map" and the sand table model of the ancient city of Shenyang on display, and there is a forest of stone inscriptions recording the history of Shenyang. There is a mountain gate in front of the Beita Forest of Steles, and there is a Daxiongbao destroyed. There are east and west side halls on both sides and a Tibetan pagoda in the northeast corner. The whole scenic spot has a rich display of content: in the west side hall, there are "Eastern Tour of Emperor Kangxi", the huge Chinese painting "Kangxi East Tour" and related picture materials; There are huge custom Chinese painting "Shengjing Tu" and related sand table models, charts, photos, etc. The Shenyang Stele Forest on the west side of the North Tower was built in 1987. It is a collection of stone carvings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in Shenyang. There are more than 100 stone steles collected from the Liaoning and Shenyang areas, including cultural education, ancient city construction, temple maintenance, and charity fundraising. It records the historical evolution, geography, style, urban establishment and customs of the ancient city culture, integrating the value of history and artistic calligraphy.