Taipei City Hometown Education Center - Bopiliao Historic Block Introduction
In the old alleys of the Wanhua District in Taipei City, there is a historic area known as "Bopiliao." This place still retains the appearance of street life from over a century ago during the Qing Dynasty, characterized by red brick walls, arched corridors, and intricately carved window grilles, showcasing an elegant yet simple beauty. The Bopiliao Historic District is located next to the Longshan Temple, at the intersection of Kangding Road, Guangzhou Street, and Kunming Street. The district preserves a remarkably intact Qing Dynasty street layout and traditional shop houses, whose architectural space reflects the development of the Mengjia streets, possessing unique historical, cultural, and architectural features. The "Taipei City Rural Education Center" integrates immersive education and cultural concepts, serving as a venue for promoting rural education by combining school education with community culture, planning various themed exhibitions, and hosting special exhibitions related to the Bopiliao's history, as well as educational activities that aim to educate through entertainment. In recent years, Bopiliao's development has not only promoted film culture, activities, and education but has also embraced high-quality art performances, becoming an entry point for cultural experience platforms, hoping to link local features, create flowing stories and memories, and give this space greater significance. For more details, visit the Bopiliao Historic District Operation Center (website http://www.bopiliao.taipei).
