Is it the Lei "Feng" Tower or the Lei "Feng" Tower?

It is "Leifeng Pagoda"

Leifeng Pagoda. Now a national AAAA-level tourist area, Leifeng Xizhao Scenic Area is based on Xizhao Mountain, a branch of Nanping Mountain, opposite Jingci Temple in the distance. The new Leifeng Pagoda was rebuilt on the site of the original tower and covered the entire site. It is a scenic building that combines the site's cultural relic protection cover with the tower. It is far away from the West Lake, adjacent to the ancient temple, with the setting sun at night and the sound of bells in the morning. The water, light, sound and color are all incomparable. On October 25, 2002, the reconstruction of the thousand-year-old Leifeng Pagoda was completed. More than 1,000 years of ups and downs, more than 1,000 years of joy, anger, sorrow, more than 1,000 years of indifference, and more than 1,000 years of passionate love. On this day, everything is marked with a heavy exclamation mark! Leifeng Pagoda has opened a new picture, and Leifeng Sunset Scenic Area has written a new chapter. Contemporary civilization and international practices focus on the complete and true protection of historical relics and promote the sustainable development of scenic tourism construction. These two scientific concepts have been carefully and strictly followed and creatively practiced in the Leifeng Pagoda reconstruction project. The new Leifeng Pagoda creatively extends and reasonably expands the intrinsic functions and appearance of the Leifeng Pagoda ruins protection facilities. The new pagoda will be rebuilt on the original site of the Wuyue Leifeng Pagoda of the Five Dynasties in accordance with the original shape, volume, style and function of the Leifeng Pagoda as much as possible. The reconstruction project is based on the practical and permanent protection of the ancient pagoda ruins, making full use of the real and rich historical and cultural connotations of the ancient pagoda ruins to support the new pagoda landscape. At the same time, with the new pagoda’s eye-catching appearance and the charm of people visiting it, it highlights the more than 1,000 years of humanistic accumulation carried by the ancient pagoda ruins, and satisfies people’s psychological needs for recognition of the collective memory of millenniums of historical sites and the rediscovery of millenniums of past events and old dreams. Wen’s psychological needs for traveling. Moreover, in order to recreate the long-standing comprehensive pattern of the West Lake landscape, we created a landscape architectural masterpiece that is both appropriate and commanding of the overall situation.