[2025 Hsinchu County Attraction] Travel Guide for Former Residence of Zhang Xueliang (Updated Jul)

Zhang Xueliang was under house arrest for 11 years Then I moved to Shaoshuai Temple in Beitou. The original house was destroyed by the typhoon What you see now is a rebuilt version. - The surrounding environment is quite quiet, come and take a look during the holidays Get a feel for what it's like to live in the mountains. - #萌萌园长 #freeattractions #Zhang Xueliang's Former Residence #Hsinchu Wufeng #Qingquan #Qingquan Tribe #Taiwan Attractions #taiwan #husinchu #free #travel #Hsinchu Attractions #tribe #Hsinchu Tourism

#5月好去地方2025 Zhang Xueliang was once one of the four great princes of the early Republic of China. He had fought on the battlefield and made meritorious deeds, and galloped across the vast forests and black soil. He lost his freedom due to the "Xi'an Incident" and spent his golden years under surveillance. Zhang Xueliang's road to strict discipline was also bumpy. There were a total of 12 relocation locations from the mainland to Taiwan. Wufeng Qingquan was the place where Zhang Xueliang lived the longest during his "discipline" and spent 11 years. Wufeng Qingquan has a winding mountain road and winding streams. It is a must-go for the Atayal and Saisiyat tribes. Passing through the Taoshan Tunnel, there is a Japanese-style building on the other side of the river surrounded by mountains and secluded and hidden. It is his place of discipline. Fortunately, Zhao Zhidi's unswerving companionship made him less lonely!

#2月好地方2025 A great figure who had a vital influence on the development of modern Chinese history - the eternal young marshal. In addition to the rich cultural relics in the museum and the wonderful explanations by volunteers, the surrounding environment is quite beautiful. The General Hot Spring next to it is also a comfortable place for foot soaking. It is really a very high-quality place. The only difficult part is that the road up the mountain is narrow and difficult to walk, but it is still worth the trip! Address: No. 311, Wufeng Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #Hsinchu