Lishan Farmers' Square_Lishan Park Introduction
At Lishan Farmers' Square in Nangang, the pavement is embedded with lines from the poem "Ding Feng Bo" by the Northern Song dynasty literary giant Su Shi, filling the area with a literary atmosphere. This location was once a school during the Japanese colonial period, where local students studied. After a collapse disaster, it was abandoned for years and lost its original scenery. The land has been restored in conjunction with agricultural community environmental improvement efforts, incorporating elements such as a Japanese-style pavilion, bald cypress trees, and landscape stones to recreate the imagery of the early academy, creating a uniquely styled recreational square environment. Directly across from Lishan Farmers' Square is the successfully protected Si Fen Creek, where visitors can also stroll along the heart-shaped stepping stones and riverside paths, enjoying the sound of flowing water and the beautiful scenery of the bald cypress trees. It is an ideal place for a relaxing holiday visit, allowing one to experience the secret realm of bald cypress trees and the romantic atmosphere of the heart-shaped stepping stones. If interested in the story of the fish protection efforts at Si Fen Creek, feel free to contact the Jiu Ru Community Development Association to arrange an ecological tour, enjoying nature's breath and an entertaining educational little trip. (Source: Taipei City Government Public Works Department, Geotechnical Engineering Office)
