中山綠橋

Very beautiful and historic bridge, the green river is beautifully decorated Next to it, there are Miyahara Ophthalmology and Jiguang Xiangxiang Chicken founding stores, which are very emotional as a whole.

One of the historical objects. (The following text is copied from the Internet, and the number of words is used to unlock the badge) Zhongshan Green Bridge, located at Zhongshan Road and Luchuan East and West Streets, Central District, Taichung City, Taiwan, is an arched bridge spanning Green River. It was built in Meiji 41 (1908) during the Japanese occupation period. It was built by the Japanese government to celebrate the opening of the Taiwan Longitudinal Railway and held a celebration ceremony in Taichung Park. It is currently the earliest existing bridge in Taichung. On February 20, 2004, the Taichung City Government announced it as a historic building. [1]. Green River was formerly known as "Wuming River" and "Xinsheng River", while Zhongshan Road in Taichung City was called "Xinsheng Bridge Pass" during the Japanese occupation period, and the bridge leading to the southeast across Green River was named Xinsheng Bridge. Shinmori Bridge was a representative of municipal construction in the early days of Japanese occupation, that is, a concrete symbol of municipal construction such as the opening of railways, park construction, and urban correction. In the post-war period in Taiwan, Xinsheng Bridge was renamed "Zhongshan Green Bridge" until now [1].