Ching-kuo Seven Seas Cultural Park Introduction
The Chiang Kai-shek Cultural Park covers an area of 3.98 hectares, with a building base of around 2,000 pings. The surrounding area retains large green spaces, public art, and waterfront walking paths, with the architectural design harmonized with the natural environment, aiming for a diamond-level green building certification. The park is centered around the historical site of the Qihai Residence and the Chiang Ching-kuo Presidential Library, supplemented by a visitor center, combining the beautiful scenery of Qihai Lake and Jiantan Mountain, as well as a lakeside walking path, forming an overall cultural park. We aim to commemorate Mr. Chiang Ching-kuo, revitalize the historical site, and continue its historical significance when planning and operating this important residence, hoping to become a new attraction for deep cultural tourism in Taipei City and a new cultural landmark with rich historical connotations. The Qihai Residence served as the living space for Mr. Chiang Ching-kuo and his wife, with simple interior furnishings reflecting Mr. Chiang's modesty and approachable demeanor. The residence also features a visitor waiting area, which showcases significant events in the residence's history, artifacts, a guided tour of the surroundings, as well as introductions to the architecture and ecology of the residence. The first exhibition hall, themed "The Promoter of Taiwan's Modernization," introduces Mr. Chiang's life story and family life, presenting his character traits, significant achievements, and life experiences. The second exhibition hall, themed "Reflections on the Passage of Time," leads visitors back to Mr. Chiang's era, allowing them to understand different aspects of him through his diaries, perspectives from aides and colleagues, and his calligraphy and painting works.
