What is the second level of the watchtower?

What is the second grade of watchtower? The watchtower is a special residential building in China, which is named after its shape like a bunker.

If I were a painter, I would paint colorful towers with brushes of various colors. If I were a dancer, I would show the magical vitality of the watchtower with flying heroism. If I were a sculptor, I would paint the style of watchtower with superb skills. Let everyone leave a good memory! Unfortunately, I am nothing, I can only write its modality in words.

Today, I walked into the dragon and approached the watchtower. It was really good, beautiful and lucky! It has just rained, and the weather can be described as "bright and sunny, and the mountains and Kong Yu are strange". When the well-preserved towers came into my eyes in the misty rain, it seemed to come from history, from a long time ago!

During the tour, the wind, flowers and birds in the countryside were completely intoxicated, only feeling quiet and happy! Raindrops, like naughty children, hit the watchtower, making a squeaky sound, which reduced the sultry weather and added interest to passengers. It has long been heard that Diaolou is not only known as "a model of overseas Chinese culture" and "an amazing corridor of architectural literature".

It is also a national key cultural relics protection unit and a world cultural heritage. Today, it really lives up to its reputation. Do you see it? Diaolou is the essence of Chinese and western architecture. Their shapes are beautiful, rough and changeable. Look, some are magnificent, some are solemn, and some are dignified and elegant, which is dizzying.

Among them, my favorite is Ying Long Building, which is a symbol of China, full of classical charm and gives people a peaceful feeling. According to the tour guide, Ying Long Ta is the earliest existing watchtower in Kaiping, which is three stories high. It was built by Guan Jia for flood control, and it is a brick-wood structure. 1 and 2 floors were built with red mud bricks in the Ming Dynasty, and the third floor was later built with blue bricks.

There is a tower in every corner of Ying Long Building. It is said that because there were many bandits at that time, the villagers had to take defensive measures, so shooting holes were opened on the second and third floors of the tower, and the roof was a traditional hard top.