Beimen Island Christian Church Introduction
In the early years of Taiwan's southwestern coastal area, residents frequently consumed arsenic-contaminated groundwater, leading to the prevalence of black foot disease, which caused many patients deep physical and psychological suffering. During this time, the establishment of the Beimen Christian Church provided spiritual support for the patients, and the church collaborated with Dr. Wang Jinhe to devote efforts to the physical and mental well-being of the patients. The building located behind the church is known as the "Beimen Little White House," which witnessed this significant period in history and features a white and elegant appearance. Recently, it has become a popular spot for tourists to visit and take photos. Nearby, Yonglong Canal served as the main shipping route for salt during the Japanese occupation, and it was once a bustling wharf. Today, it remains an economic artery for local fishermen, where visitors can stand on the bridge to enjoy the beautiful views of water-side homes and feel the past splendor of Beimen.