翔達百貨行 - Zhongli District

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not bad! Because there are students from Central Plains University nearby. Have residents living nearby If you need it, you can check it out.

Compared to another bookstore announced by the school The quality and service here are better I think it’s because of the uniform store~

The coast of the freshwater estuary is a midway station on the Southeast Asian sea route. Datun Mountain is also an excellent navigation indicator. Therefore, humans have been living in freshwater for 7,000 years. Early humans here lived fishing, hunting, and farming in tribal forms. The indigenous peoples that can be inspected in Danshui are all Keida Grand Pingpu people living in Taipei. Ancient Chinese and Japanese ships often moored fresh water and traded with them. Since the 16th century, Western powers have begun to compete in Asia. Taiwan's advantageous geographical location has even attracted their attention. In order to ensure the operation of the Philippines and to confront the Netherlands, Britain, and Portugal, the Spanish first occupied Northern Taiwan, and in 1628 built the "San Domingo" (Today's Red Hair City). In 1642, the Dutch occupying southern Taiwan went north, expelling the Westerners and rebuilding the city. In addition to the town of Fupingpu, they also gathered Han people to cultivate here, devoted themselves to the transportation and sales of sulfur, deerskin and local products, and they also used fresh water to trade for ports and Chinese merchants. In 1661, Zheng Chenggong crossed the East Sea and expelled the Dutch from South Taiwan. Since then, in addition to the original "Hanfan Deal," the Hans have gradually come here to engage in land reclamation until the Zheng family descends. Gradually, due to the recent proximity of the mainland to the mainland, Tamsui itself is a good port, and the "Shanghai tail" has gradually evolved from a fishing village into a street village and a trading port. Freshwater opened in 1860 Looking over the port from the British Consulate in Freshwater, the exact date is unknown, about the end of the 19th century. After the signing of the Tianjin Treaty in 1860 AD, Danshui officially opened its port. All foreign ships can only be restricted to trade ports for trade after coming to Taiwan. Traders at other ports are deemed to be smuggled. In 1862, freshwater officially levied tariffs. In 1863, in order to avoid merchant ships that had been operating in the chicken cage (now Keelung) as smuggling, the British required another chicken cage to be used as a fresh water outlet. Since then, freshwater and chicken cages have become a gathering place for foreign businessmen. The export of local products such as tea, camphor, sulfur, coal, and dyes and the import of opium and daily necessities have not only made freshwater the largest trading port in Taiwan, but also allowed freshwater to rise to the international stage. Not only did the British set up consulates in Red Hair City, but also foreign banks in various countries set up trade in Danshui, so Danshui entered the golden age. Freshwater not only dominates trade, but also becomes the gateway for Western culture to land in Taiwan. In the Japanese occupation era, Danshui spent golden years, but because of the increasingly shallow river channels and the inconvenience of large ships, and the Japanese colonial government's vigorous construction of the port of Keelung after the occupation of Taiwan, there is also a rail transportation between Taipei and Keelung In the end, Keelung replaced the former status of fresh water in northern Taiwan. However, with its historical capital accumulated over many years, Tamsui still maintains its survival, which also allows it to continue to be the administrative and cultural center of towns and villages near the North Coast. On November 9, 2015, the District Office moved from No. 65 Zhongzheng Road to the “Freshwater District Joint Service Center” (located in Section 2 of Zhongshan North Road in this district).