臺北市中正區板溪里辦公處 - Section 2

Features -------------------------------------- History Benri belonged to Kawabata during the Japanese occupation, and was set up in the abandoned town after the restoration. Because Liyu was a river zone in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, bamboo rafts traveled frequently, so it was named "Banxili". In the 70th year of the Republic of China, Fuxingli was incorporated into Binli. On March 12, 1979, the administrative area was adjusted and part of Dingdongli was reincorporated into Benli. Special Benri belonged to Kawabata during the Japanese occupation, and was set up in the abandoned town after the restoration of the country. The Liyu was a river zone in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. In recent years, the apartment dwelling has been covered by the No. 3 drainage ditch, which has been replaced by a hidden ditch and doubled as a road, which has improved the environmental sanitation and traffic. Residents are mostly engaged in industry and commerce, and the business condition is quite good, but because of the large number of handymen and hawkers in the population, the quality of life is not very high. In addition, the width of Jinjiang Street is different, which affects the traffic. If Jinjiang Street can be widened in the future, the traffic and fire lanes in Lijiang can be smoother. Since the Xindian Line of the MRT opened to traffic, the Buri is located at the exit of the Guting Station of the MRT, and the traffic is more convenient. The Linchang "Changqing Temple" has been built for more than 200 years. The ancient Rong beside it is also more than 200 years old. The "Gutingzhuang Site" on the front left side can give a glimpse of the locals in the Qing Dynasty. The "Difu Yin Gong Temple" was built in the Qing Dynasty. It was originally located in the field. During the mayor of Gao Yushu, the board road was used. Roosevelt Road passed through the temple and stood between the high-rise buildings. The God of Hades, whose temple is small but well-known far and wide, is responsive and has many believers.