東山煤礦礦坑遺跡 - Section 2

In fact, it ’s gone at a glance, I hope to have a little more guide resources

I can also contact me to visit the wood carving works of Master Shen Zhenggeng next door.

Even though the stone engraved on the pit mouth of the Dongshan coal mine site is "Sanhe Pit of Youchang Coal Mine, in 1949, the title of You Mijian" is confusing! After looking up the information, I found out that "You Mijian" has a great background and has a deep reputation. At the age of 27, You Mijian went to Japan to study in the Department of Political Economics at Nihon University, and then graduated from the Department of Political Economics at the Political University of Paris, France. He was a young talent studying in Europe for Taiwan's early days, and he went to France and studied under the aides of Chinese officials. He was the mayor of Taipei City during the provincial city. In October 1945, he raised funds with celebrities in Taiwan’s cultural circles to establish the Oriental Publishing House. He also served as the president of the Republic of China Tourism Association, so he was called "the father of Taiwan's tourism industry", 1950 Appointed as a design committee member of the Executive Yuan in 1999, and later transferred to the chairman of Taiwan Paper. Xizhi recorded coal mining in 1890 as early as the Qing Dynasty. During the Japanese occupation, the development of Taiwan's coal industry reached its peak. At that time, Xizhi had major mining pits such as Beigang, Hongnei, Youzhen, and Luliao. Dongshan Coal Mine is among the six existing waste pits in Xizhi that have the best preservation conditions. The remaining pits, including Hengnei pit, Munan, Beigang No.1 pit, Beigang No.2 pit, and Beigang No.3 pit, have been buried deep in the waste smoke and weeds. Dongshan Coal Mine was originally operated by Taiwan Paper Co., Ltd. after taking over the "Wudukeng" of Nissan Omi Charcoal Mine. (Omi Charcoal Mine was operated by Omi Sangyo Co., Ltd., opened in the first year of Showa, and closed in the sixth year of Showa. ), in 1955, it was transferred to Sanhe Coal Mine to take over, and the Omi Coal Mine was renamed Youmei Coal Mine and continued to operate. In 1960 (Republic of China 49), Sanhe Coal Mine once again transferred the Youmei Coal Mine to Dongshan Coal Mine Company, and the original Youmei Coal Mine was officially renamed Dongshan Coal Mine. What a complicated Nissan corporate organization and an inhuman reception relationship!

The history and preservation studio, the venue is not large, but the introduction of history allows visitors to understand the past humanities stories. If the holiday is in a quiet scenic spot, you can visit here and go to the Shitoushan smoke-free trail.

Xizhi's only remaining coal mine park that can be visited is that you can see the signposts when you cross the Chang'an Bridge from Wudu Railway Station.

Very, very small area, next to private residences.