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Vision |
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Service Vision
- Service requires enthusiasm
- Communication requires patience
- Attitude shall be friendly
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Management Vision
- Do the research and innovation, to build up the core value.
- Put the customer at the first priority and offer quality service.
- Provide convenience to the people, to enhance the administrative efficiency.
- Learn actively, to strengthen up the professional knowledge and ability.
- Share the information, to carry out knowledge management.
- Levy the tax fairly, to maintain the tax-collect justice.
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Culture& Heritage |
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Chichanlo (The Chamber of Red Hill) |
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It is classified as a first-class national historical site. In the 7th year of Yongli reign period of the Ming Dynasty, the 29th year of Dutch occupation, the Dutch built the city in defense of a riot led by Guo, Huai of Han origin in dissatisfaction of taxation. Han people called it Hongmaocheng. When Jheng, Chenggong of Han defeated the Dutch and recovered Taiwan, he established the Chengtian Prefecture which is the first administration center founded by Han national.
Address: 212 Minzu Road Section 2, West Central District, Tainan  |
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Confucius Temple |
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It is classified as a first-class national historical site. In the 19th year of Yongli reign period of the Ming Dynasty (1665), the construction of the Supreme Teacher Temple, Tainan Confucius Temple in today’s name broke the ground. Next to the Sacred Hall (Dacheng Hall), there is the Minglun Hall, as the lecture room. Therefore, it is called Ciuantaishousiue (the first school in Taiwan).
Address: 2 Nanmen Road, Tainan |
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Anping Fort |
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It is classified as a first-class national historical site, completed in 1634, nicknamed Hongmaochen, Chichancheng. It was a political and economic center in Taiwan for the Dutch. During Jheng rule, of Ming Dynasty, Jheng and his sons resided here, so it was also called Wangcheng (King City) and Anping City. After the Japanese Colonization, it was restored, and called Anping Fort.
Address: 82 Guosheng Road, Anping District, Tainan
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Yizaijincheng (Eternal Golden Castle) – Master Anping Fortress |
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It is classified as a first-class national historical site. Shen, Baojhen, an imperial envoy from Cing, had the fortress built to safeguard Tainan in the 2nd year of Guangsiu reign period of the Cing Dynasty (1876), so it is called Shenbaojhen Battery. However the name Yizaijincheng (Eternal Golden Castle) which is a more familiar to the public is from the tablet Shen put on the entrance of the fortress.
Address: 3 Guangjhou Road, Anping District, Tainan |
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Dadongmen (Great East Gate) |
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It is classfied as a third-class national historical site. Back in Cing Dynasty, Taiwan province’s Yingchunli (Spring Receiving Ceremony) was held at Chunniupu of Dadongmen, worshiping Mangshen (God of Farming) and Chunniu (Spring Cattle) in celebrating the return of spring, praying for favorable weather, timely wind and rain.
Address: 320 Dongmen Road, Section 1, East District, Tainan |
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Yanping Perfecture King Shrine |
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In 16th year of the Yongli reign period of the Ming Dynasty, Jheng Chenggong passed away. Taiwanese people set up a temple called Kaishan King Temple in commemoration of his contribution and spirit, expulsing the Dutch and recovering Taiwan. During the Japanese colonization, it was renamed Kaishan Shrine.
Address: 152 Kaishan Road, Central District, Tainan |
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Fahua Temple |
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It is classified as a third-class national historical site. It was originally the residence called the Butterfly Garden of Li, Maochun, an officer of the Jheng. In the 23rd year of Kangci reign period of the Cing Dynasty (1684), it became a Buddhist Temple. Together with Kaiyuan Temple, they are known as the two leading ancient temples in Tainan.
Address: 100 Fahua Street, East District, Tainan |
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Sihua Temple |
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It is classified as a third-class national historical site. In the 15th year of Cianlong reign period of the Cing Dynasty, Sihua Temple was built, belonging to Jinjhong sect of Jhaijiao (similar to Buddhism). The hall is classical and elegant, and the courtyard is tranquil and spacious. I t is a great place for taking refuge from the noisy urban.
Address: 16 Lane 59, Sihua Street, North District, Tainan |
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Phoenix Singing at Mt. Jade |
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It is the theme lantern of 2005 Lantern Festival. It is made of stainless steel, and measures 20.1 meters in height, 20 tons in weight. Phoenix represents Tainan and also the king of the feather flock, symbolizes auspiciousness. The base, Mt. Jade, is the highest peak in Taiwan, signifies striving for the best. The combination represents a bright harmony state in Taiwan. |
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Dajhong Temple |
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It was built in Kangci reign period. Jhenhai admiral is worshiped here. Some remains of the Dutch can be found behind the temple.
Address: 360 Ciancao Street, Annan District, Tainan |
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National Center for Research and Preservation of Cultural Properties |
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With the old Tainan City Hall (Old Tainan Prefecture Hall – National-class) as a commencement, a new building – two stories above the ground, and three levels under the ground -- is constructed behind. It is intended to blend the new and old, and signifies the important ability of modern technology in conservation of historical properties.
Address: 1-1 Jhongjheng Road, Tainan . |
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Tainan City Hall |
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Address: 6 Yonghua Road, Section 2, Tainan |
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