Keelung 228 Monument

The memorial of February 28 is represented by a circle. The connotation can be seen from the explanatory board in the photo I took.

The 228 Monument is a scenic spot near Keelung Zhongzheng Park. It’s a distance from the city, so there are fewer shops nearby. There are not many parking spaces, and there are toilets on the side. There are flower landscapes in the park, and there are fixed personnel to maintain them. And there is no charge for admission. After enjoying, you can also walk along the downhill section. I will first see a small area Temporary practice area for auto and locomotive examination. (I also practiced there before taking the motorbike driver’s license. And also took the QAQ twice) Walk to the end (automobiles and locomotives can't get in, they can only walk) There will be a four-faced Buddha statue, Continue down to the boat in Zhongzheng District. Next to it is the only small cafe nearby. Here you can see the scene of unloading cargo at the terminal in Zhongzheng District. It often rains in Keelung, and the weather is also good that day. I wanted to take a few pictures on a whim.

Zhongzheng Park is a park located in Keelung City, Taiwan, located in Keelung City. The hill on the east bank of Keelung Port on the northeast side is the most important public open space in Keelung City and one of Keelung’s representative attractions. In addition to the park facilities, many institution schools are also located in the park. The park occupies a wide area, and the facilities are built on the mountain. The environment in the park is quiet and the scenery is pleasant. It is also a place for Keelung citizens to relax on weekdays. Park Introduction The Zhongzheng Park was built by the Keelung City Government in the 39th year of the Republic of China (1950) and named after the former President of the Republic of China Jiang Zhongzheng. One part of the park was originally a private park opened by Shizakazhuang Zuozhuang; Shizakazhuang Park; in the 8th year of the Japanese Showa era (1933), Shizizhuang Zuo donated the park to Keelung City. The park itself is divided into three levels. The gate (pedestrian entrance) is located on Xiner Road (opposite the parking lot of Xiner Road), which can be picked up by steps or walked up by the slope on the side. The entrance of the car shop is located at the intersection of Shoushan Road of Xiner Road (the intersection of Keelung City Police Station). The first floor: After entering the gate, you can see the Keelung Martyr's Shrine (formerly Keelung Shrine). Many sports and leisure facilities in the park are located on this floor, such as children's playground, ice rink, tennis court, basketball court, and Zhongzheng Pavilion. Next to it is the Taiwan Ruins Pillow Fort, which was rumored to have been built by Liu Mingchuan during the offensive and can be admired. The second floor: the main place where Keelung Zhongyuan Pudu Festival is located-the main Putan, where there is also a folk museum. Every year during the Lunar New Year Festival on July 15th of the lunar calendar, the whole site is crowded with people and the scene is very spectacular. The third floor: The sea-viewing pavilion is the highest point of the park. This area is also home to the Big Buddha Temple and the city's Zhongzheng Junior High School. Big Buddha Temple The Big Buddha Temple is located on the top of Shoushan Mountain in Zhongzheng Park in Keelung City. The scenery is unobstructed. The former temple was a Buddhist lecture hall in Wen'anli Alley, Renai District, Keelung City. Dafa made a great wish. After searching for it, the summit of Zhongzheng Park was chosen. In 1969, the Great Buddha was unveiled by Yin Shun. The Zen Temple was built in a Buddhist monastery in the Tang Dynasty. The building is four floors high and contains the Great Hall, Yuantong Hall, Buddhist Lecture Hall, Maitreya Hall, Guanyin Hall, Liuli Hall, Gongde Hall, and Zen Room. It is magnificent and magnificent. Browse and visit. The most prominent landmark in the square in front of the temple is a white Guanyin statue up to 22.5 meters (74 units), which is the most representative landscape in Keelung City. . The Guanyin image is divided into five layers, and you can board the Buddha's eyes to see the panoramic view of Keelung. On both sides of the Guanyin image, there are two huge golden lions sitting in the town, which is very peaceful and solemn. There are also 18 statues of Luohan around the Guanyin statue. Each expression and movement are different, very vivid and quite interesting.

The 228 Park is a view of the Concord Power Plant and to Wuzhi Mountain, the top of the mountain.

The surrounding scenery is good, and many citizens are exercising every morning, which is a good place to relax.

A rest station for Keelung citizens to climb and exercise, There are also displays of retired Air Force and Navy equipment.