Jiapin Village Introduction
The former site of Jiaping Village in Taiwu Township is located deep in the mountains at the foothills of Mount Nandawushan. It was relocated to its current site, four kilometers away, in 1945 and has remained there since 1953. Originally named "Kaviyangan," it was renamed "Jiaping Village" after the Kuomintang government arrived in Taiwan. The local community is conservative, and most of the residents are engaged in agriculture, making it a simple and traditional Paiwan indigenous village.