Neiwei Station Introduction
Neiwei was originally named "Neiwei" during the Qing Dynasty. The settlement had walls made of earth, stones, or bamboo to serve as barricades, referred to as "weike," to defend against banditry. The local government stationed troops to protect the area, which is how it got its name. However, around the time of the recovery, "Neiwei" was changed to "Neiwei." The Neiwei Station is therefore designed with the image of curved dense forests as walls and incorporates landscapes and wetlands to convey the regional character of "curved waterways and wind ponds."
