Liuhe Pagoda (Six-harmony Pagoda)六和塔 Liuhe Pagoda (Six-harmony Pagoda) lies in the Yuelun Hill on the (1)_____________ bank of the Qiantang River in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. The name “six harmonies” comes from the six Buddhist (2)________________, meaning “harmonies of the heaven, earth, north, south, east, and west”. The pagoda was first built in (3)_______________ A.D. by the King of Wuyue State, who intended to demonstrate his authority by conquering the water (4)_________________ of the Qiantang River. The pagoda fell into ruins and went through reconstruction many times. The original pagoda has (5)________________ stories with a light on the top, which serves as a navigation tower. In 1156, the pagoda experienced a large-scale (6)______________. The artisans used carved bricks when reconstructing the inside of the pagoda. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the (7)________________ wooden multi-eaves were added to the pagoda and, in the eyes of the people, presented the soul and (8)_______________ of ancient Chinese. The pagoda we see today is an octagonal structure (9)____________ feet tall. Seen from the outside, the pagoda has the appearance of a 13-story building; in actuality, there are only (10)_____________ stories.