Shuili Township Farmers' Association Zhenmei Hall Introduction
Checheng Village in Shui-li Township is the terminus of the Jiji Line, and it still retains the large old factory of Zhenchang Wood Industry, a large lumber storage pool, an employee dormitory area, the village of Checheng, and the Shui-li Stream Valley. During the Japanese occupation and the early post-liberation period, Checheng was a dream for many young people, a bustling hub with numerous merchants, and was once prosperous, which is why Shui-li is often referred to as "Little Taipei." The Jiji branch line serves as a major transportation artery. The "Shui-li Real Plum Museum" is located next to the Checheng train station. It was originally an old railway warehouse, which has been renovated using cypress wood by the management of the Sun Moon Lake National Scenic Area. The Shui-li Township Farmers' Association has rented the space and transformed it into an agricultural product exhibition and sales center featuring local industrial characteristics, mainly focusing on plum-related products developed over the years by the Shui-li Township Farmers' Association, as well as special products that incorporate Shui-li's snake kiln culture. Many of these items have been awarded the Top 100 Agricultural and Fisheries Association Boutique Award, making them unique and suitable for collection and sharing. Featured products: Plum essence, enjoy plum vinegar, plum soy sauce, plum oil paste, chewy plum candy, and fragrant plum. The introduction of fragrant plum: handmade traditional plums made without any preservatives, designed in collaboration with Shui-li's snake kiln pottery. It is a representative work of color, aroma, and taste among Shui-li's plum products, beloved by cultured individuals and considered a timeless masterpiece.
