Dou Yanshan Builds Up Merit is the story here, best known from a line of the Three Character Classic praising the man of Yanshan who taught his five sons so well that all their names rose. Dou Yujun lived in the tenth century in the Yanshan region near today's Tianjin. The temple editions tell that as a young man he was a grasping landlord who cheated borrowers with false measures, and was still childless at thirty. His dead father appeared in a dream and told him to change. He did, giving away grain, founding a free school and helping the poor, and then had five sons who all passed the examinations. It suits an upper stick about a shining pagoda: blessing that follows good deeds, visible to everyone.