光榮里靈光殿 - Magong City

Temple with a long history.

The Emmanuel Hall was originally named Zilin Hall. The original architectural style was only the main hall and the left wing. In the 8th year of Showa (1933), the Shizui Pavilion and the right wing were added to the Zilenjeon Hall. Although it is not a traditional wooden temple, the traditional construction methods are still used in the temple’s architectural paintings and the wood carvings of the shrine to the lintel. There are many masterpieces by famous craftsmen. The couplets of the inner and outer temple columns are even carved with the signatures of the celebrities at the time, such as the double embrace of the Ji. Another example is Wu Kewen (Wu Zaoqing), who later led the establishment of a temple in a Xinshe. In the future, the restoration project of the Lingguang Temple will invite the famous craftsman Cai Jiasheng to participate. Cai Jiasheng's ancestor, Huang Liang, was one of the famous craftsmen who had participated in the construction of Penghu Tianhou Temple Taizheng University. The tiger totem is hidden in the lower edge of the roof of the temple. It can be described as a unique ingenuity. Many of his ingenious works came from the hands of a generation of chiseling and woodcarver Ye Genzhuang. Unfortunately, Ye Genzhuang was born in the 2014 TransAsia Airways crash in Penghu. Xiangshou is 81 years old. (By Penghu Wiki writer Yunjiaoshu)

A historic temple, the square can be used as a banquet venue. With the progress of the times, there is no previous excitement. Now it is suitable to sit under the tree and blow the hair to read the book. Relaxing and relaxing is a great enjoyment.

A tasteful mausoleum in a residential area. Sculptures made during the Japanese colonial era still remain. Inside the mausoleum, there is a mixture of the Showa period and the one that was rebuilt after the end of the rule. The ceiling has a tiger pattern, which is common in mausoleums, and has tiger eyes written on it. Moreover, it is not in one place. This was meaningful because it looked like a tiger's eye and some Chinese word in numbers, but unfortunately I forgot the meaning. The aunt who manages the mausoleum kindly took out things from the Japanese colonial era from the warehouse and showed them to me. The engraver is said to have lost his life in the crash of TransAsia. I'm very sorry. An important historic mausoleum.