林子瑾瑾園古蹟 - East District

Taiwan’s history, Taiwan’s culture, and the treasure of Taiwan’s tourism are here, but the government turns a blind eye to it and only elections all day long. Please be rectified and opened up!!!

The monuments are not good-looking and easy to visit. But the diamond of the time stand by! ! Open will definitely take beautiful photos.

When I came to the door, I couldn't tell what was going on inside. I felt that there were still people living. I wonder if there is a channel to visit?

It is really a pity to demolish such a place of historical significance. I hope that the competent authority can take it seriously and preserve it, leaving the cultural relics of Taichung behind.

Search for sightseeing spots near Taichung Railway Station and use the "Historical Site" as a key to find the location of the Linzi Garden. Guided by google map to Dazhi Road Lane, and then contacted by phone to enter. Thanks to Mr. Lin Jingyi for his warm reception and relevant information, the trip has benefited a lot. It is hoped that after the railway is elevated, the Taichung Railway Station will have a reasonable coexistence between modern and traditional cultural landscapes in addition to promoting local development.

I hope that the building can be preserved in situ, and I also hope that the government can compensate the landlord. Taichung is a gathering of humanities, and there is great wisdom on the road to great wisdom

Very grateful to scholars and descendants of Lin Erfang Lead introduction, and donated journals Taiwanese Japanese Poet Mr. Lin Zijin How important is Taiwan's humanistic history. The "Jin Garden" building on Dazhi Road, East District, Taichung City, was built in 1911 and was an important cultural organization such as the Lishe Society and the Taiwan Cultural Association during the Japanese Occupation. Activity venue. It is not easy for Lin Zijin's descendants to have such a concept: "It is to keep this monument, so that it can be seen by descendants for generations to come." Of course, there is no consensus yet. I hope everyone can help them together ?. The only remaining meeting place of the "Taiwan Wensha" and "Lishe" in the original urban area during the Japanese Occupation era, I hope the city government will designate it as a historic site. #Strive to log in to the city's historic sites #History cannot be repeated

I look forward to seeing the context of the times after the opening, leaving a doorway through ancient and modern times-thank you to all those who are committed to the preservation of cultural monuments!