Chiayi County belongs to Taiwan Province, China, with Taiwan Strait to the west, bordering the Alishan Mountain Range and Yushan Main Peak to the east, Nantou County to the northeast, Tainan City to the south, Kaohsiung City to the south, Beigang Creek to the north and Yunlin County to the north, and Bazhang Creek to the south and Tainan City to the south. The Ming and Zheng period set up one prefecture and two counties in Taiwan (i.e. Chengtian Prefecture, Tianxing County, and Wannian County). Today, Chiayi County belongs to Tianxing County.
After the completion of the Taipei Presidential Palace in 1919, it was located in the Bo'ai Special District of Taipei City, Taiwan, China. During the period of Taiwan's occupation, it was used as the General Office of the Taiwan Governor's Office, and its architectural style is Baroque. During World War II, the building became one of the main targets for the US military to bomb Taiwan. After the war, the Chief Executive Office of Taiwan Province renamed its building "Jie Shou Pavilion" and the old view was not restored until the end of 1948.
Longshan Temple is southwest of Taipei City, Taiwan, facing Tamsui River . It was founded in the third year of Qianlong (1738) in the Qing Dynasty and was completed in the fifth year. There are many statues of gods offered, the main god Guanyin Buddha, also known as Anhai Guanyin. Every year on the 19th day of the second lunar month, there is a grand ceremony. The original building was damaged by earthquakes and wind and rain between Jiaqing and Tongzhi. Most of the existing buildings were rebuilt from 1920 to 1926 and expanded from 1953 to 1965.
Hsinchu was formerly known as "Bamboo Ban". It was originally the living residence of the "Bamboo Ban Society" of the Pingpu people. The systematic reclamation of the Han people began in the early 18th century. In 1733, the city was built with bamboo bamboos. In 1756, the Tamsui Hall set up a bamboo dust. Because it is windy all year round, it is also known as the "wind city". Hsinchu has mild seasons and fewer disasters than other counties and cities in Taiwan. From ancient times to the present, Hsinchu City has always been the local administrative center and central city in the living circle.
Tainan is one of the six "municipalities" in Taiwan Province, China. Located in southwestern Taiwan, it is an important agricultural and sugar-producing area in Taiwan and is located in Taiwan Strait in the west, along with the Alishan Mountains in the east, Chiayi County in the north, and Kaohsiung City in the south. In the 18th year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1661), the Ming Dynasty general Zheng Chenggong occupied Taiwan and changed the Chikan area in Tainan to "Dongdu Mingjing".
In the 21st year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1895), the Japanese army entered Tainan city and began its colonial rule. And set Tainan County , and then change it to Tainan Hall. . In October 1945, Taiwan officially returned it. On December 14, 1945, the municipal government was officially established on December 14, 1945, and the municipal government was established in the South District of Tainan City. Starting from December 25, 2010, the original Tainan County and Tainan City were merged and reorganized into New Tainan City.
Taipei has a long history and many historical sites. It was inhabited by humans in the late Paleolithic Age. In 1875 (the first year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty), the imperial envoy Shen Baozhen established the Taipei Prefecture here, meaning that the north of Taiwan has been named "Taipei" since then, and it has been in charge of Taiwan's military, civil and political affairs, and has gradually become the political center of Taiwan Province. According to records, Taipei was the first place to live among the indigenous peoples (including the Pingpu people), and Han people began to come here in the early Ming Dynasty.
Taipei is located in the north of Taiwan Island , surrounded by New Taipei City , and the western boundary of Tamsui River and its tributary Xindianxi , ending in the east near Nangang, south to the hilly area south to Muzha, and north to the southeast foot of Datunshan . After Japan's defeat in World War II, the Republic of China government held a surrender ceremony at the Taipei Guild Hall at the time. In July 1967, Taipei City was upgraded to a municipality directly under the central government in Taiwan. The 1970s and 1980s were the period of high development in Taipei City.
Taidong County is located in the southeast of Taiwan Province, second only to Hualien County and Nantou County, and is the third largest county in Taiwan. Geographically, the county is located south of the Tropic of Cancer, facing the Pacific Ocean (Philippine Sea) to the east, Pingtung County to the south and west, and Kaohsiung City is bounded by the Central Mountains, and Hualien County to the north. On January 1, 1976, Taitung Town was reorganized into county-level city Taitung City .
