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In one of the most remote parts of Chiayi County, a hamlet shares the exact same name as a well-known center of tea production in New Taipei City. Pinglin (坪林) in Dapu Township (大埔) is around 550m above sea level. The road to it is good enough for any car or motorcycle, and so few people live there that it’s an ideal place for the virus-afraid to go sightseeing. I rode in from Yujing District (玉井) in Tainan, taking Provincial Highway 3 through Nansi (楠西) and above Zengwen Reservoir (曾文水庫). At the entrance to Chiayi Farm (嘉義農場), I halted briefly, curious if ....
A speed camera on Provincial Highway No. 84 in Tainan has issued more than 30,000 speeding tickets the most issued by a camera in the special municipality collecting more than NT$50 million (US$1.81 million) in fines since it was installed in the fourth quarter of 2019, the Tainan City Police Department said. The camera near Yufong Bridge (玉豐大橋) issued the most speeding tickets for a fixed position camera in 2020 at 15,225, the department said on Friday. Having been adjusted to focus more on the lanes from Tainan’s Danei District (大內) to Yujing District (玉井) in the fourth quarter of ....
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<strong>May 31 to june 6</strong> Douliuzai Village (斗六仔) was once considered the poorest settlement in Tainan’s Yujing District (玉井). The residents were often the butt of local jokes one saying poked fun of their lack of money, yellowed faces and smelly feet. The village’s fortunes drastically changed in the late 1960s due to the efforts of Cheng Han-chih (鄭罕池), who planted the nation’s first Irwin mango trees in 1962. By the early 1970s, everyone was growing the lucrative fruit and “Irwin mansions” sprouted up in the area. In 1973, the government established the first mango special agricultural ....