Biyunbao Taiwan Peace Memorial Park Introduction
The Yimi Bao Tai Peace Memorial Park commemorates the anti-Japanese militia during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. It features a shrine for the public to pay their respects to the martyrs, along with an ancient cannon on either side, as well as pavilions and flower stands. The cannon was established in the tenth year of Guangxu, 1884, and served as a tool for the militia in their resistance against the invading Japanese forces during the governorship of Liu Mingchuan. Originally placed in front of the Guashan Pavilion, it was moved to the front of the restaurant in Guashan Park in 1972. The Yimi Bao Tai Peace Memorial Park was originally named the "Bagua Mountain Anti-Japanese Martyrs Memorial Park," and was officially renamed "Yimi Bao Tai Peace Memorial Park" in February 2008 after being renovated and re-planned. The renovated park is refreshing and beautiful, featuring modern sloped walkways and spacious wooden platforms, where visitors can enjoy views of the Dadu River and imagine the heroic spirit of the militia during the anti-Japanese battles. Today, the smell of gunpowder is gone, replaced by lush greenery and the sounds of birds and insects, making it a great place for local residents to relax and exercise.
Yiyun Pingtai Peace Memorial Park - Monument
Yiyun Peacetai Memorial Park Entrance
