Kishu An Forest of Literature

Jizhou - Originally built in 1917, the Japanese-style pavilion operated by the Pingsong family, because it is close to the riverside of Xindian, the scenery is pleasant, and it has become the center of life for residents in the south of the city. In the 1950s, the postwar Jizhou Tonglu was converted into a public servant's house. In 2004, the Jizhou Tonglu site was designated as a monument in Taipei City under the efforts of the Taida Urban and Rural Institute and the Chengnan Waterfront Cultural Association.

Living in Tong'an Street for more than 10 years, walking less than 5 minutes, several visits here, this time to bring my mother to visit, Japanese-style buildings and century-old trees, in Taipei City, we live fast, stop and breathe deeply to feel the quiet atmosphere. And reading an article about Tong'an Street deeply felt the feeling of happiness that lived here for more than 10 years. Tong'an Street is a quiet small street with less than 100 households living in the middle of the street. The middle waist of the street is slightly closed to a little curved end. The channel is gray and gray. Wang Wenxing "Lack"

Jizhou Literary Forest is a place I like very much. Although it is a small place, it has a strong literary atmosphere and antique Japanese architecture. Sometimes sitting in it or on the edge of the building, closing your eyes and listening quietly to the tranquility of the city is really a great enjoyment.

Antique and literary atmosphere, hidden in the alleys ㄧ some small texts, there are sometimes cultural and creative market activities on weekends, next to the parking lot, parking is convenient.

It's a place for meditation, from the busy street to this, suddenly quiet, and the people speak quietly.