葉石濤文學紀念館 - West Central District

AD1902 (Meiji 35), the Taiwan Governor's Office established the Forestry Division, and established the Sapling Cultivation Institute in Tainan. After changing its name in the middle, AD2012 was renamed the Ye Shitao Literature Memorial Hall, which exhibited the writer Ye Shitao's life, works and Relevant cultural relics, become the memorial hall of literary masters The stone-washed base, the red brick wall, and the roof are composed of three parts. The outer wall is treated with large openings. The first floor is a flat arch window, and the second floor is a round arch window with a prominent frieze. The south-facing façade is left-right symmetrical, and there are six brackets overhanging above the central opening on the first floor to undertake the horizontal cornice above. The east and west gable transoms are overhanging, and the bottom wood strips are obliquely woven with mesh holes for ventilation. Ye Shitao Literature Memorial Hall has two floors: On the first floor is a coffee shop. There are literary signed poems and related products. In addition to the menu, there are also short texts by teachers on the table. The selling point is ink coffee, which is eye-catching and has literary meaning. Ordering a cup of poetry by the window is more charming. The coffee will be accompanied by handmade cookies with literary words, if you comment on IG, FB or GOOGLE MAP, you can get another one. "Literature is the salt on the ground" and "There is no literature without land" are Yelaoshr's most well-known words. These two sentences are also projected on the floor of the first floor, which are very meaningful. The exhibition area on the second floor displays the study environment, collection of books, important life stories, and interview videos of literary friends, etc. written by Mr. Ye. You can download the tour APP to experience the AR photo function. In the reception room, Ye Lao recalled home-made dim sum sentences as a way to welcome people to visit, read books, and immerse themselves in Ye Lao's literary world.