餘生紀念館

Wushe Incident Story House 1. There are many unknown secrets narrated in the museum, whether it is the detailed information of the Wushe incident or the true story of its revelation. It is a must-visit place for many historical discussions. 2. The original mosquito museum has been renovated, and now it has become an important source of information for many historical discussions. It plays an important role in the education of the new generation of junior high schools and high schools. It is really recommended for you to visit during the holidays. 3. The only shortcoming is that the protection, construction, and other aspects of the project are not done very well, which leads to a feeling of a little wastefulness. I hope that the relevant departments such as humanities can pay attention to this area.

A memorial site that every Taiwanese should visit

Humanity: It is the most forgetful and forgetful species among all living things (including plants), and of course, it also includes my nearly 78-year-old "candle wick"! The history of Japan's invasion of China, not to mention the Nanjing Massacre, the living experiment of Unit 731,...only the history of bloody suppression and killing in Taiwan...How many Taiwanese do you remember? Born in the early 35th year of the Republic of China, when Taiwan recovered a few months after the surrender of Japan in World War II, the Japanese legacy left over from the Japanese occupation era has not disappeared, and the Japanese has been heard from time to time. Small and slightly long, I often heard my father and uncle... talk about the brutal killing of anti-Japanese organizations and aborigines in the early days of Japan's acceptance, and Su Yunying's betrayal of anti-Japanese martyrs Lin Shaomao,... and other organizations, resulting in hundreds of people being killed by the Japanese army and many others. The beginning and end of being copied and beheaded. (Su Yunying? To reward you for the thrill of accidentally discovering the historical facts, Google it yourself!) ? When I came to the "Yusheng Memorial Hall", I was very surprised. There is no one to manage the memorial hall at present? But the appearance is clear and clean, the environment is not messy, and there are no tourists on weekends? When I was young, I heard it and heard it, but the first thing that caught my eye when I stepped into the "Yusheng Memorial Hall" that day was the dozens of human heads that had been cut off in front of the Japanese army. Presumably this is the bloody slaughter of the whole Taiwan, my heart is warm, and an inexplicable driving force leads me to take pictures of nearly all the pictures and texts. Because the memorial hall is currently unmanaged, some objects in it block the shooting, some of which I have to do such as stunts or lying on the side or lying on the dog or drilling in or... trembling the clarity of the photos, please reduce the responsibility a little. The "Yusheng Memorial Hall" is located in the Qingliu tribe. At the entrance of Qingliu tribe, the “Qingliu Bridge” connects the tribe on the side of the main road of the mountain road. At the head of the bridge, there is a super-high bridge card with the characters “Qingliu Bridge” ? (Bridge card? Bridge frame? Bridge plaque? Bridge X? People taught me ?) The bridge is wide and dozens of meters long. Then turn left and officially enter the Qingliu tribe's model area. The first thing you see is the tribe's party and performance area. After that, the tribe's environment is quiet and clean, the roads are clean, and the modern buildings are comparable. Looking at it, almost every house has a car. , big and small trucks, ... cars, wealthy tribes ?. If you don't want to be forgetful or demented, it is recommended to visit here, inhale phytoncide, natural mountain light and cloud shadows, green fields and flowers, quiet and undisturbed, relaxed and happy... The Qingliu tribe is really clear, clean and quiet, almost silent, no one moves around, only occasionally one or two family cars come in and out, a peaceful mountain dwelling. Tourists, please keep the quality of the Chinese people, take away the garbage, do not break the flowers and trees, do not destroy the rare natural beauty of the mountains, do not make noise, and maintain the peace and quiet of the tribe. After the article, by the way, I will tell you a joke that was related to Japanese when I was young, and the "real danger" is not a joke. Father Shiye Chemical, Oxalic acid in Japanese (シュウacid, Japanese pronunciation: ㄒㄧㄨshang), I once heard a clerk say that using oxalic acid soaked in water to lightly brush your teeth can clean your teeth. A few days later, when I was young, I took nitric acid with the same pronunciation (Japanese pronunciation: ㄒㄧㄛ Shang) and soaked it in water to brush my teeth. My teeth were sore and soft for about ten days and I couldn't eat. Fortunately, the brew is thin enough. If the concentration of the brew is too high, the mouth, throat, trachea, and esophagus may all be burned and completely destroyed, and the rest of life may be gastric tube feeding or life-threatening to have no rest of life. , no "candle wick", no no no no... Can oxalic acid clean and whiten teeth, I don't know? However, oxalic acid is poisonous, so be careful! There was another time (not related to Japanese) for a dinner party before the Lunar New Year. The domestic helper and cook used titanium dioxide to thicken it on her own initiative. The whole family (including more than a dozen shop assistants) suffered from food poisoning. All of them were sent to Taichung Hospital for gastric lavage. A senior doctor was taken aback, haven't you seen it? Washed out several large buckets of black water, I don't know what ?. I was still young, and when I heard the ghostly screams of those being irrigated, oh, oh, oh, oh, I was afraid of death, so I sneaked to the door of the hospital and hid in the dark without being irrigated. When I have a chance, I will let you have a little more fun and explain what is black water? Where did it come from? (I was young, but I knew what black water was ?Chemistry was interesting, but dangerous ?).

11/21/2021 I passed by when I returned from climbing Bie Maoshan. I specially came to have a look. I saw the cruelty of the Japanese at that time, and the aborigines worked hard