芳蘭大厝

This is an act of looting and plundering! When I was young, I played peek-a-boo in this ancient house, where some people hosted wedding banquets, and sacrifices were also here... This is the base area developed by our ancestors, and it also has the track of our growth. It was expropriated in the time of my father’s generation without any room for appeal...

It's a pity it's surrounded, so I can only peek outside like a thief

It is a private residence, and the nearby Yifangju is a classic of Taipei Minnan architecture. In order to prevent natural erosion, a tin house was built on the top.

Chen Zhenshi, the ancestor of Qingken Taiwan, Ship started Ji Fanglan, Jian'an Creek House on Toad Mountain, Hundreds of vicissitudes of life built art.

This is my hometown. Many fields were unreasonably expropriated during the period of martial law. Now there is only this big house. National Taiwan University demolished my grandmother’s Yufang residence and the dormitory. This house has not been well maintained. This is the number one university in Taiwan.

"Fanglan Dacuo" is located on the edge of the Taipei Basin in the old days, at the foot of Toad Mountain, Fanglan Mountain, and Zhongpu Mountain. It is one of the few remaining traditional dwellings in the Qing Dynasty.

The dormitory area of ​​the staff of Lane 80, Changxing Street, National Taiwan University, next to the Taipei Water Supply Office, directly behind the Taiwan University of Fanglan Road, Yongling Biomedical Engineering Museum, there is an ancient steel house protected by a steel-steel light-transmitting roof, which is ˋˋ Fanglan daoˊˊ, leaning back to the Toad Mountain, there are still a few families living intact. This block (Leg. 155, Section 3, Keelung Road, meaning Fangju Settlement) has long been the expropriated land of National Taiwan University. ˋˋFanglan Dacuoˊˊis an early-born, ancient family of the Chen family from Anxi, Fujian Province, who moved to Taiwan for reclamation. Founded in the eleventh year of Qing Dynasty in Qing Dynasty (1803), the new Fanglan Dafu ˊˊ (destroyed) and the Yifangju ˊˊ that were built afterwards, both leaned against Toad Mountain, and the terrain was high and defensive. The architectural pattern of Fanglan Dacuo is a triple courtyard with two main guards and a dragon. Building materials are made of fir and bricks transported from Fujian, and built with local sandstone in Taipei. The car stacks under the eaves are decorated with clay sculptures, and the walls, windows and doors also have clay sculptures on the fronts. Unfortunately, both sides of the rooms have been damaged.

The property right of the old Fujian-style building should belong to National Taiwan University. It has been renovated in recent years, and the roof has protective measures. People often come to visit, and sometimes they come to see the buildings of the old ancestors. I have also brought professors from Peking University before. Seen,