葉景成是一位有成企業家，本於「隨緣行仁，報答親恩」，有緣將收藏三十二尊佛首等，期冀藉助天津武清區政府努力，讓蒙難、流落東海之濱之佛首，能在原鄉身首合壁，再現法相之美。二O一三年一月二十八日，天津武清檔案館舉行葉景成三十二尊佛首無償捐贈儀式。之後，兩岸專家學者展開尋根探究與田野訪查，得知〈編號二十五〉的一座唐代〈劉氏趙氏造塔〉(塔身部分)，為安徽亳州的可能。故筆者二人於二O一三年十一月十一日至十八日前往調查並撰述報告。

Yeh Ching-cheng is a successful entrepreneur who believes in the notion of “Going along with fate, while repaying great parental love.” After collecting thirty-two Buddha statue heads, he hoped to aid the efforts of the Tianjin-Wuqing District government to return these treasures, which had been taken to Taiwan, back to mainland China and rematerialize their beauty. On January 28, 2013, the Tianjin City Archives in Wuqing hosted a ceremony to celebrate Yeh’s donation of the thirty-two Buddha statue heads. Afterwards, experts and scholars from both sides of the strait launched an in-depth investigation and field study upon learning that “Number 25” was possibly a portion of a pagoda from Anhui-Bozhou built by the Liu and Zhao families during the Tang Dynasty. This article serves as a report of the findings by both authors in their investigation, which took place from November 11 to 18 of 2013.