Chishang Dinu Story Museum Introduction
The Chishang Fault is a well-known seismic fault in eastern Taiwan, extending from Ruisui in Hualien to the southeast of Chishang, particularly around the Jinyuan Village in Chishang. Due to ongoing plate movements, the area rises slowly at a rate of nearly three centimeters each year, making it the region with the most active fault activity and the most prominent appearance in the world. It has also become a key focus for earthquake research both domestically and internationally. The Chishang Hakka Industry Communication Center (Diniu Hall) originated from the Chishang Visitor Center managed by the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration and operates by combining academic research with tourism guidance. The second floor of Diniu Hall will feature five crustal deformation measurement instruments set up by the Academia Sinica, providing visitors with environmental education information and supporting international academic use. The first floor regularly hosts various exhibitions and occasionally holds Hakka cultural events. In addition to promoting Hakka culture, it also highlights the local geological features, forming a unique and locally distinctive tourism attraction!
