三和部落

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Although the card is in Changzhi Neipu, but it belongs to Majia Township, I went to see this enclave.

For the first time due to work needs, Qianlong traveled from the north to Sanhe Road, Sanhe Village, Majia Township, Pingtung County to deliver and install items. At that time, without satellite navigation, I could only look at the map and find it slowly in Majia Township. In rural areas, I do n’t usually look at the road name (at that time), but my personality is straight, and I do n’t ask for it. , I want to do it on my own. what! what! what! what! Unexpectedly, Sanhe Village was not located in Majia Township as we know it, but was sandwiched between Changzhi Township, Yanpu Township, and Neipu Township, and was later known as the "enclave". Wikipedia also said ~ The development of Sanhe Village originated around 1953 (the 42nd year of the Republic of China). At that time, the National Government hired soldiers to reclaim a barren beach in Ai Laoxi to improve the lives of local aborigines. The land area was about 400 hectares. After the soil quality was improved, it was handed over to the Pingtung County Government to take over. In order to attract the population to move in, the indigenous peoples of the three townships such as Wutai, Sandimen, and Majia moved the population in by encouraging policies. In 1967 (56 years of the Republic of China), the Pingtung County Government designated the area as "Sanhe Village" and handed it over to the Majia Township Office. Therefore, Sanhe Village formed an enclave of Majia Township. Due to different hometowns, they are currently divided into three major communities, namely Yuquan, Sanhe and Meiyuan communities.