Ching Kuang Seven Seas Cultural Park Introduction
The "Jingguo Qihai Cultural Park" covers an area of 3.98 hectares, with a building site of approximately 2,000 ping. The park preserves a large area of green space, public art, and waterfront pathways, designed to harmonize with the natural environment, aiming to meet the criteria for a diamond-level green building. The park centers around the historical site of the Qihai Residence and the Chiang Ching-kuo Presidential Library, featuring a visitor center. It combines the scenic views of Qihai Lake and Jiantan Mountain, along with a lakeside trail, creating an overall cultural park. Our principle in planning and operating this important residence is to commemorate Mr. Jingguo, revitalize historical sites, and extend the vitality of history. We hope to become a new destination for deep cultural tourism in Taipei City and a new cultural landmark with rich historical significance. The Qihai Residence served as the living space for Mr. Jingguo and his wife, with simple interior furnishings that reflect Mr. Jingguo's unpretentious and approachable demeanor. The residence also features a visitor waiting area that displays major events, artifacts, a guided tour of the residence, and introductions to the architecture and ecology of the site. The first exhibition hall focuses on the theme "The Promoter of Taiwan's Modernization," introducing Mr. Jingguo's life and family, showcasing his character traits, significant achievements, and life experiences. The second exhibition hall, themed "Reflections Through the Years," guides visitors back to the era of Mr. Jingguo, through his diaries, the perspectives of his attendants and associates, as well as his calligraphy and paintings, allowing visitors to appreciate different aspects of Mr. Jingguo.
