大坪林圳 - Xindian District

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To visit, you must first apply to the office to enter, and it requires a group unit. The stone cavity is located in the basement of the temple and enters the temple. The diversion stone cavity was designated as a historic site in 2002. It was a tunnel culvert dug through the mountain wall manually. In the Qing Dynasty, in 1740, Guo Xiyuan started from Qingtankou but encountered hard rock here. It was abandoned in 1752 due to construction difficulties. In 1753, Xiao Miaoxing, a Hakka nationality from the Dapinglin area, took over in 1760 and completed it in 1765. This piece, called "Daping Linzhen Water Diversion Stone Cavity", took about 20 years to complete. "Daping Linzhen Water Diversion Stone Cavity" has nothing to do with "Yugongzhen", and it has been misnamed as "Yugongzhen Diversion Shiqi". Many official relevant materials are still incorrectly recorded. For example, this stone cavity monument is officially named Rongongzhen Named, Xindian local cultural and historical workers proposed amendments to the authorities to seek truth from facts. The "Daping Linzhen Water Diversion Stone Chamber" was managed by the Wenshan Water Conservancy Commission during the Republic of China period and was incorporated into the management of the "Rongongzhen Farmland Water Conservancy Association" in 1956. Guo Xiyuan, who admired the spirit of opening the city, admired it as "Rongong", failed to pass the Jingmeixi project in Zhushui, and his son Guo Yuanfen inherited his father ’s decision to start construction in 1767. The success of Shenzhen in 1778, the success of "Rongongzhen" was the son of Guo Yuanfen. The diversion port is located under the intersection of Xindian River and the expressway bridge. "Rongongzhen Water" has undergone many reorganizations and reorganizations since the Japanese occupation. It is now managed by the "Rongongzhen Farmland Water Conservancy Association". "Daping Linzhen Water Diversion Stone Cavity" opened the diversion gate below Tiangong Temple, aiming to irrigate the Dadianlin area of ​​Xindian. The diversion outlet under the No. 3 bridge of the "Rongongzhen Water Diversion Park" aims to irrigate the farmland on the east side of Taipei City. Google Map Search landmark name: Ruongzhen Water Diversion Site "Tong" Minnan voice "硿". The "Daping Linzhen Water Diversion Stone Cavity" culvert has a total length of nearly 200 meters. Due to a long-term disrepair, only 60 meters of safety section is available for visiting. There are excavation marks on the inner wall of Shiyue, water flow dividing lines, holes for torches, and a plate squeeze long crack on the upper right. Xindian Hou Street Open Channel Remains-Go back to Tiangong Temple and walk to Xindian Hou Street. When you enter Xindian Hou Street and look to the left, it is the Daping Linzhen Nullah that crosses Xindian Road. .

Through time and space, enter the historical traces of the ancients’ hard work of drilling waterways

This very secret and precious stone tunnel proves the hardships and difficulties of the excavation process. In order to pray for the smooth construction of the project, the Pangu Emperor’s Temple, which is today’s Kaitian Palace, was built on the stone wall, and finally it was finally opened. Success has created a very famous water conservancy project-Rugongzhen.