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Feel a little disappointed! I hope the flowers can be planted in a larger area.

Wisteria flower season, Wisteria tunnel and Wisteria installation art can be enjoyed.

The old name of Ruili is called "Young Leaf Forest", which is due to the north slope of Linxi River in Kezi, which is above 1000 meters above sea level. It is a native tree of young leaves such as eucalyptus and eucalyptus (the so-called "young leaves", that is, small leaves. Therefore, there is the appearance of the place name of "Young Leaf Forest". Young leaves forest, belonging to the Tsou domain. In Jiaqingyuan (1796), Wuzhou people in Wuzhou used cloth, salt, knives, tripods and matches to exchange the three mountainous land on both sides of the forest with the Tsou people (also known as "Ke"). Due to the new land, the prospects are promising, and the flat land in western Taiwan has been developed, and the land has its own ownership, so it has attracted many Fujian Hakka folks to come to the opening--this can be from the 14th cemetery tombstone in Meishan Township of Ruili. See the clues. According to the Japanese household registration data, during the Daoguang 30 (1850) year, the young leaf forest had the "forging and smelting house" industry operated by Chen; the so-called smelting house, that is, the "iron shop" was also. An area that can support a tin shop is showing that the agricultural population in the area has reached a certain number and the agricultural activities are quite hot. Regarding the eucalyptus of the young leaf forest, since the beginning of the Meiji thirty-seventh year (1904), the "Chiayi Brain Combination" has established the "Young Leaf Forest Branch" and set up 300 brain stoves for cutting. The operation of the brain; only on the first day of the Meiji forty (1907), according to the "Chinese-language Taiwan Daily News" reported: "The brains made daily, the young leaves are slightly better, you can get four or five. Jin, it doesn't cost." It can be seen that there are not many eucalyptus resources left. However, due to the brain-making industry in the Japanese occupation period, most of the customers in the Zhumiao area are employed by the local folks--that is, the brain is also the brain; if the household administration data also shows the records of the young forest farmers adopting the Hsinchu people The footsteps of the bamboo seedlings were indeed in the young leaves. Surprisingly, the "Chinese-Japanese New Daily News" also reported on the tea-making industry of Young Yelin. From 1906 to 1911, there were a total of five strokes, and the report on January 26, 1906: "Chiayi Office Under the production of tea makers, the old calendar year, young leaves Linzhuang, the number of plants is 600, the number of pounds is more than 320, the income is about 95 rounds... The cultivation of the pastoral mountain slope, the re-establishment of tea career Good results, good fortune, lively and lively, not too late." - It can be seen that the young leaves are indeed contained in the "Jiayi Management Interview Book", and there was a tea and tea industry in the Qing Dynasty. Just do not know what factors affect? Suddenly, the interruption disappeared and it was not until the Republic of China (1980).