Shengmu Park - Wanluan Township

A piece of peace. There are often children playing here.

Church park

The European style is mixed with Chinese style, which is quite strange

Since I have come to Wanjin all the way, it is recommended to take 5 minutes to go around the Saint Mary Park, sit for a while, look at the sweet-scented osmanthus, look at the Burmese scented scented osmanthus, planted flowers and trees lined the building more elegant.

The Shrine of Our Lady of Thousand Kings, commonly known as the Throne of Thousand Kings, is a Catholic apostolic temple located in Wanjin Village, Wanluan Township, Pingtung County, Taiwan. It is the oldest surviving church building in Taiwan. It was classified as a Grade III monument on November 27, 1985, and later changed to a county-level monument. At the parish, there is a Mother Church of the Immortal Church and a church center. In the eleventh year of Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty (1861), Father Dao Guo Degang, a Daoist from Spain, walked to and from Wanjin missionary by walking dogs (now Kaohsiung) to establish the initial believer group. In 1863, the original chapel was built with clods and fixed local believers. However, in 1865, the Great Southern Earthquake destroyed the church. It was restored with the assistance of the then priest, Liang Francis and the members of the church. Because of the hard work of the missionaries and the openness of the local people to the Catholic Church, Wan Jin eventually became one of Taiwan's few Catholic-dominated settlements.