Shuili Township Farmers' Association Zhenmei Museum Introduction
Checheng Village in Shui Li Township is the terminal station of the Jiji Line, still featuring large old warehouses of Zhenchang Wood Industry, a large wood storage pond, employee dormitory area, the village of Checheng, and the Shui Li River Valley. During the Japanese occupation and the early post-war period, Checheng was the dream destination for many young people, bustling with merchants, and thus Shui Li came to be known as "Little Taipei," with the Jiji Branch Line serving as a vital transportation artery. The "Shui Li True Plum Museum" is located next to Checheng Train Station and was originally an old railway warehouse. After being remodeled with cypress wood by the management office of Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area, it has been rented and planned by the Shui Li Township Farmers' Association as a center for local agricultural product exhibitions and sales, primarily featuring plum-related products and souvenirs developed over the years by the association, as well as special products combining Shui Li's snake kiln culture. Several items have won the top agricultural and fishing products awards, making them unique, perfect for collection and sharing. Featured products: Mei You Jing Shen (Plum Essence), Enjoy Plum Vinegar, Plum Soy Sauce, Plum Oil Paste, Maji Plum, Book Fragrance Plum. Book Fragrance Plum introduction: Traditional handmade plums with no preservatives, designed with pottery from Shui Li's snake kiln, this product represents a combination of color, aroma, and flavor in Shui Li's plum food, making it a timeless masterpiece loved by literary and refined individuals.
