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The building is very well taken care of~The volunteers are great~The part I want to know is provided~The shop is very good to buy a lot of limited items in Tainan~

Historic sites are worth a look

This is also the Patriotic Women's Museum. There is no charge. If you need to pass the time while traveling, it is also good. There is also a Lily Fruit Shop next to you where you can taste fruits and bean curd. It is a good choice.

Five Hearts is to recommend their cultural and creative products, Yimei puffs, Taiwan beer, dim sum noodles, popcorn, fudge, etc., all of which are covered with "success", "exam", etc., which are very suitable for gift giving. If you want to give it away or buy a souvenir, the uniform price is about $35, which is very, very worth buying!

It turns out that this is also the Tainan Patriotic Women's Museum. I have been here before because the name is different, so I will come again. The wooden building is very beautiful. No one should go to the backyard. In fact, the slate walkway in the backyard can walk to the back of the scenery, which is quite leisurely. Need to change slippers to the 2nd floor, it feels a bit empty and the atmosphere is good Attach an introduction The building is for the Tainan branch of the Patriotic Women's Association, which donated money to build the Temple of Five Concubine in 1927 (Showa 2).[3] However, this hall was only completed in the fifteenth year of the Showa era (1940). After the Second World War, the Patriotic Women's Association in Taiwan was handed over to the Red Cross, and the front building of the Patriotic Women's Association in Tainan was used as the Tainan City Party Office of the Chinese Kuomintang in the early days, and then in 1948 (the 37th year of the Republic of China) It was sub-leased to the Tainan US News Service by the Red Cross, which had both consular and cultural services. In addition, there was also the "Tainan US News Service Library" [3][1][6]: 111, 112. At that time In the audio-visual auditorium on the 2nd floor, films and cultural activities are often screened for free, and its librarians often go to the community to play some films related to new scientific knowledge and local customs [4]. After the Republic of China broke off diplomatic relations with the United States[Note 1], part of the front building was sub-leased to the Tainan City Government as the central branch of the Municipal Library, while the back building was still used by the Red Cross Society and the attached nursery school[1]. On November 9, 2001 (90 years of the Republic of China), the Central Branch Branch moved to a new location [6]: 138. On December 18, the following year (2002), the front building was changed to "Tainan Municipal Art Center Art Library" and "Tainan City Art Center Art Library". "Art Research Association" [6]: 112. The front building was later fully renovated. In 2012 (the 101st year of the Republic of China), it became "Cultural and Creative PLUS-Tainan Creative Center".