臺中市立圖書館霧峰以文分館

Such a cute little church is next to the library The colorful glass will have a different feeling through sunlight. But it is really small here? It is recommended to take pictures after just passing by!!

It’s really comfortable to come here to read books?, Yiwen Library is really the top few in Taichung in all aspects, whether it is parking, large space, and K book center are really great? Envy Wufeng people have such a great place? The only drawback is that the toilets in the museum are a bit far away, the male toilets on the first floor are highly used (more frequent cleaning), and there is the Limin Activity Center upstairs (occasionally a bit lively)

Mr. Lin Yiwen was born on December 14th in the second year of the Republic of China (1913), a native of Liuzainan in Wufeng District. His father, Mr. Lin Jinshun, was born at the age of sixteen and ran a Ganzai shop. At the age of eighteen, he was promoted by Zhuang Min to be the prime minister of Liu Shunan. After Japan took over Taiwan in 1895, he became the head of Liu Shunan. In 1906 (Meiji 39th year), the Yuanxing was established to specialize in the rice valley business. After two years, the Taiwan rice valley company was formed, and branches in Kobe and Hengyan, Japan were established as rice valley manufacturers. In addition to being enthusiastic about public welfare, Mr. Jinshun attaches great importance to rural education; he maintains the Wucuo Preschool Study Room for a long time and strives to set up a branch in Wucuo. Mr. Lin Jinshun has eight sons: Yiyi, Yide, Yiwen, Yiming, Yizheng, Yihe, Yihuo, Yixian, and three daughters. These children are all born to the same mother. Mr. Yiwen studied at Chuo University in Japan in 1943. He was the director of the Chinese and Western pharmaceutical factory of the Soda Department in Japan before the Second University. After Japan surrendered, it developed the Shinjuku area of ​​Tokyo as an overseas Chinese; in 1947, the Shinjuku (Moulin Rouge) redevelopment project was achieved with the assistance of Miyasaka, Misaki Chie and his wife, Mori Shigekiya and others. In 1948, the earth constellation in Kagokicho, Shinjuku was rebuilt, and the Soviet films "Flower of Stone" and "Siberian Story" were shown. He expanded his business to more than one hundred and became the president of the Overseas Chinese CUHK consortium. Wufeng celebrity Lin Xiantang went to Tokyo, Japan When he was admitted to his private residence, Mr. Ibun was very active in Japanese politics. Prime Minister Nobuyuki Kishi and Matsuo Fukuda were his good friends. In the same year (1948), he served as the president of the Tokyo Overseas Chinese Association. From 1951 to 1976, he concurrently served as the chairman of the Federation of Overseas Chinese in Japan, leading the overseas Chinese of the Kuomintang line, and doing his best to make goodwill between Japan and Taiwan. From 1973 to 1976, he served as a legislator for the election of overseas Chinese. During the Legislative Yuan session, he returned to China and often returned to his hometown. He loved his hometown and saw that the education in his hometown was underdeveloped. He decided to give back to his children in his hometown. "And they bought musical instruments to schools in various countries so that they could set up bands and improve their musical standards. In 1949, donated funds to the Wufeng District Public to prepare for the establishment of a township library. It was completed and opened in February 1949 and became the first township library in Taiwan Province; 　The then Vice President Yan Jiagan personally presented a plaque to thank him, To commemorate Mr. Yiwen's enthusiasm for the construction of the village, Huang Jie, chairman of the provincial government at the time, named it "Yiwen Library". Mr. Yiwen passed away on March 26th in the 65th year of the Republic of China (1976), while serving as a legislator due to overwork, at the age of sixty-four. I would like to express my deep gratitude to him for his life’s dedication to his hometown, allowing me and other villagers’ virtues to study in this magnificent and comfortable environment, and for the inheritance of folk customs, deep roots in culture, and profound and long-lasting influence in Wufeng District. commemorate. (Cat Luo Xinzhuang Literature and History Studio 　 Xie Renfang 　 2003.01.07)

Remember to wear a mask during the epidemic! Large space and high ceiling Very comfortable Great place to relax in hot summer afternoon

Librarians have been talking and chatting all the time without noticing the volume, and the volume of dealing with affairs is also very loud The children were noisy and didn't stop it Hope it can be improved, after all, this is a library, not a vegetable market

29/44 great library big, lots of books Well organized too