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"The name 'Nanjichang' is an old place name left over from the Japanese colonial period. At that time, the Japanese military had a military airport here. Later, with the passage of time, it was transformed into a military family village and public housing. As a result of the large number of people coming and going here, it gradually developed into the 'Nanjichang Night Market' we are now familiar with." "The night market has a meat bun seller that only opens for two hours a day, and the business is so good that you can't buy it without standing in line. There is also a seafood stir-fry restaurant where every dish is sold for only 70 yuan, which is cheap, generous, and delicious. Additionally, there are unique stinky tofu, freshly baked buns, oyster omelets that have been sold for twenty years, desserts, and more... these are definitely must-try night market delicacies!!"