Ching-kuo Seven Seas Cultural Park Introduction
The "Jingguo Qihai Cultural Park" covers an area of 3.98 hectares, with a building lot of approximately 2,000 ping. The park retains large areas of planted green space, public art, and waterfront walkways. The architectural design harmonizes with the natural environment, aiming to meet the standards of a diamond-level green building. The park is centered around the Qihai Residence Historic Site and the library of President Chiang Ching-kuo, complemented by a visitor center and the beautiful scenery of Qihai Pond and Jiantan Mountain, forming a cohesive cultural park with lakeside walking paths. In planning the operation of this important residence, we aim to commemorate Mr. Jingguo, revitalize the historic site, and continue the historical vitality. We hope it will become a new attraction for cultural in-depth tourism in Taipei City and a new cultural landmark with rich historical significance. The Qihai Residence was the living space of Mr. and Mrs. Jingguo. Its simple interior decor reflects Mr. Jingguo's unpretentious and approachable demeanor. The residence also features a visitor waiting area, showcasing significant moments in the residence's history, artifacts, guided tours of the surroundings, and introductions to the architecture and ecology of the residence. The first exhibition hall focuses on "The Promoter of Taiwan's Modernization," introducing Mr. Jingguo's life events and family life, showcasing his character traits, significant achievements, and life experiences. The second exhibition hall, themed "Reflections on Time," leads visitors back to Mr. Jingguo's era, allowing them to understand different aspects of Mr. Jingguo through his diaries, the perspectives of his attendants and colleagues, and his artistic works.
