Abstract:Two Liao Dynasty brick pagodas, Jue Shan Temple Pagoda and Phoenix Terrace Pagoda, survive at Jue Shan Temple in Ling Qiu. This paper uses a combination of geometric drawing and analysis of measured data to explore the design methods and composition proportions of the large and small pagodas of Jue Shan Temple from the whole to the parts. The octagonal plane of the big pagoda in the design of the use of octagonal and circular drawing proportional relationship(more clearly reflected in the Tasha),The square plane of the small pagoda in the design of the use of square and round drawing proportional relationship, as well as the use of the nine-pattern composition and the basic modulus in the plane of the two pagodas are important findings of this investigation, and the two dense eaves pagodas also have the common design composition and simple scale relationship of contemporaneous pagoda architecture.