二林武德殿

The Erlin Wudedian is the epitome of government culture preservation only half. The land in Wudedian is owned by a number of private landlords, and the building seems to be owned by the Changhua County Police Bureau. After the Cultural Bureau has designated it as a monument, it has no money to requisition or revitalize the land, and the landlord also wants the government to buy the land, but the price There is no consensus, and the government does not intend to pay for it, which has caused the problem to remain unresolved. The Wudedian is getting dilapidated, and the landlord cannot use the land. Erlin Town lacks tourist attractions. For example, the Xinhua Wude Hall is well activated, but Changhua ca n’t do it. The Wude Hall in Changhua City has not been activated, and the outsourcing operation was also opposed by the people of the Ming Dynasty and the villagers. It ’s a pity that it ’s not just left, plus the Erlin Wude Hall ca n’t even be repaired and left.

It is deserted, it's a pity, I look forward to it being sorted out and then open to visit.

After several years of delay, the government and landlords have not dealt with the open visit soon

An embarrassing monument, a historic building. The owner wants the local government to buy it, and the local government has no money and doesn't want to manage it, so they just wait for the house to collapse. This place was originally the most prosperous center of Erlin. Due to the lack of characteristic scenic spots and the slow traffic construction, every time I went to Erlin, I obviously felt that the decline was very fast, and it was very sad.

Dangdang, the world's first martial arts society! (Big mistake) Wude Hall in Erlin is a place with a very fateful life. Although there are still a lot of things like "Wude Hall" in Taiwan, Wude Halls like Daxi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung are all well-known and popular destinations for sightseeing. The Wude Hall, as the name suggests, is the place where the "Buddha" is carried forward. It is also the site of the Japanese government ’s promotion of judo and kendo in the Japanese occupation period. The Wude Hall in Erlin was built around the Showa Eighth Year (1933). The building's police chief's dormitory was taken over by the Erlin Branch after the Japanese occupation era. It was once used as a physical training place and also served as an office. Later, because the site was private land, the Second Forest Branch Bureau withdrew. Although it has been designated as a historic building by Changhua County in 2004, its location next to the passenger terminal is quite lively. However, the landholding is complicated, and the landlord is asking $ 8,000. Five million dollars, so repairs here have been pending for so many years. Up to 2019, fifteen years have passed, the landlord cannot move, and the buildings cannot move, and it is so stalemate. This originally rich Wude Hall can only continue to decay between the broken iron and the grass, and then ... It was so bad all the way to what we see today. Generally, the typical style of Xieshan Peak in Wude Hall is strong. On both sides of the roof are typical mother-in-the-house windbreakers. On both sides of the wind eaves, the word "Wu" is carved with exquisite patterns. Wooden six-leaf leaves, hanging fish, and windbreakers are already available. I don't know where it is, the black ghost tiles on the roof have already fallen off and shattered into pieces on the ground, although it seems that some people take care of them-in fact, the care is only to gather the broken tiles into a pile, it is impossible to conceal a breath of ruin. Turn around and look closely at the police chief's dormitory at the back. The wooden boards are still there, but I really dare not step on them. I can only go around the window to probe the brain. It seems that there have been several repairs and additions. The front door edge of the wooden wall board is a bit skewed, and the external wall materials on the sides are slightly different. I guess there were typical Japanese-style corridors on both sides, but later, it was probably because the house was in trouble, and the building was simply destroyed. Therefore, the patchwork of "different materials" appeared. However, once the renovation is stopped, it is also unbearable. Over the years, the roof on one side has begun to wavy and twist, and it looks like it should collapse faster than the Wude Hall made of RC bricks. The exfoliated exterior wall, the broken roof, and the overgrown weeds are a bit of a rubble style in how they look here. Although this is a bit more neat than the ruins of the dangerous building that I have been to, it is still unresolved after so many years, a good history The building is rotten in this way, and how you think about it is always sighing. I remembered that Hsinchu was deliberately placed in the rotten Zheng's family temple. This year, it was also fenced for renovation, but the Wude Hall in Erlin has not seen the dawn of the future. Perhaps this is a common historical building group. Sadness, their dazzling degree in history is not enough, even if it is included in the national cultural assets, the result is the same without proper preservation and management. Maybe it disappeared after a few years, maybe a typhoon, maybe an unknown fire ... In many places, I want to take advantage of the present, but I am not bullying.

Under repair...

Twelve years ago, it was said that it would be demolished, but it’s been unorganized all the way to the present. It’s really a pity that it’s not treated like Taichung Six Arts.

Now is the most beautiful time, but unfortunately it is not easy to take pictures when it is surrounded, and it is also rotten.