Beimen Islet Christian Church Introduction
In the early years of Taiwan's southwestern coastal region, residents frequently drank arsenic-laden groundwater, leading to the prevalence of a disease known as "black foot disease." Many patients suffered from both physical and mental torment. During this time, the establishment of the Beimen Church provided the afflicted with spiritual support. The church collaborated with Dr. Wang Jinhe to dedicate 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 bears witness to this important historical period and features a pristine, elegant exterior. Recently, it has become a popular spot for many visitors to explore and take photographs. Nearby, Yonglong Ditch served as the main shipping route for salt during the Japanese colonial period. Once a bustling ferry port, it is now an economic lifeline for local fishermen. Tourists can stand on the bridge to enjoy the scenic views of the waterfront homes and feel the past grandeur of Beimen.