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The Trajectory of Post-Disaster Reconstruction ~ Taiwan has experienced frequent earthquakes, and during the Japanese colonial era, several strong earthquakes occurred. On March 17, 1906, at 6:00 AM, a

The Common Pride of Chiayi People - Chen Cheng-po, the Painter! Chen Cheng-po is a distinguished Taiwanese painter and a predecessor of modern Taiwanese art. His paintings have been sold at auction for

During the Ming Yongli period, Zheng Chenggong used Taiwan as his base and vowed to overthrow the Qing dynasty. At this time, many immigrants from Zhangzhou and Quanzhou in mainland China moved to Taiwan

The Ciyun Temple, also known as the City God Temple or Cheng Huang Ye, is the spiritual center of the people of Chiayi, symbolizing the guardian deity of the locality. The temple has been intricately connected

The Jinhua Mountain Dizang Temple, renowned for its thriving incense and devoted followers! The temple, originally known as "Jiayi North Yue Dian Dizang Wang - Jinhua Mountain Dizang Temple," enshrines

The "Tezomi-sha" (Hand-watering House) of the Chiayi Shrine, which had been dry for nearly half a century, has been restored to its former glory with water flowing again. Located opposite the Chiayi City

The Su Clan Ancestral Hall, over 100 years old, is the earliest existing ancestral hall in Chiayi City. For over a century, it has served as a venue for the Su clan in the Greater Chiayi area to honor

It was originally the oldest thermal power plant in Chiayi City, and also the first steel-reinforced concrete (SRC) building in Chiayi. It was completed in 1913. It was one of Taiwan's early examples of

The 228 Incident is one of the most significant events in Taiwan's modern history. The first 228 Memorial Park, symbolizing ethnic integration in the Jiaoxi area, was planned and constructed over two years

Beimen Station was the starting point of the Alishan Forest Railway steam train and the distribution center for the railway's freight. All of the daily supplies for the Alishan railway were transported