National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine

Xinbei City Zhonglie - The original site is an ancient battlefield of the battle of Shanwei during the Qing-French War. The 14-year shrine of Showa during the Japanese rule (1939) was built to serve the emperor of Meiji. Taiwan was dumped in disrepair after the war, which was like ruins. In 1975, the Taipei County Government demolished the shrine and converted it into a Chinese palace form of the Loyalty Temple, known as the "Taipei County Loyalty Temple". Since the temple is surrounded by green and ancient pine, you can listen to Songtao and overlook Guanyin Mountain in the downstairs of the brand of Zhonglie Yong, which has a beautiful view and is one of the eight old freshwater scenery. It has the name of "Lie Yong Songtao". In 2011, it was renamed Xinbei City with Taipei County.

I walked from the Grand Hotel to the National Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery, but was disappointed to find that due to the renovation, the main hall is temporarily closed to tourists, and the opening time is unknown. However, the complex was impressive from what I saw in the courtyard alone, and it was definitely worth a visit once it was reopened to the public. My daughter has many friends and classmates from Hong Kong and the United States visiting Taiwan. It is a good time to take them to the faithful, so that they will begin to appreciate the sacrifices made by those who fought for the defence of their country in World War II and the civil war that followed. This holy place is sacred, and it is very moving for Westerners to see it and feel it, and it is important.

Loyalty is very worth visiting, remembering the martyrs, although for many people, I want to come and see the concierge when the exchange class, but for any Chinese, it is very important to forget Yinglie.

The ceremony of the ceremony handover ceremony is held from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily; the ceremony at 5:00 pm starts early to 4:40 pm, and the gun operation is about 20 minutes. The ceremony made the Yuanshan Zhonglieyu a tourist attraction in Taipei especially visited by foreign tourists.

Located next to the Yuanshan Hotel, backed by the green hills and facing the Keelung River. Built in 1969, the main building is modeled on the Taihe Palace of Beijing, majestic and magnificent.

There is a military parade, about 10 minutes walk, the changing ceremony, everyone can go at the hour, you can see it, remember to video ～

I went to see the guard change ceremony from ９ in the morning. There were surprisingly few people and I was able to see it slowly. It can be said that it is a recommended spot except that access is a little bad. I can't forget the 々 figure of the soldier standing upright.