文化公園 (蔡氏門樓)

Not much to see there. It's inside a tiny lovely park that perhaps you can take a nap in.

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The location is located beside the four-lane road. But there is no such thing as a noisy vehicle. There are also some children's entertainment facilities. It is suitable for mothers to bring their children to rest and vent their energy.

Parking passing

Brief introduction to the historical evolution of Cai's house in Guangfuli Cultural Park Cai Shushun, the ancestor of the Cai family, moved to Taiwan from Jinjiang, Quanzhou. In the sixth year of Daoguang (1826), he moved to the area of ​​Inner Lake Elementary School in the salt water port because of avoiding the fighting between fresh water and Fujian, and engaged in ash work. Until the generation of Cai Lu, he developed eastwards, opened Tianpu at the Nitu Road Bridge in Chituqi, engaged in farming, and also engaged in timber business. The two generations worked hard and frugally, and successively purchased more than ten land. Later, Cai Lu was Cai Hongmao, married to Zheng Shijin, and had eight children, Cai Hongmao and his son Cai Fulai. He served as a committee member of Hsinchu City and the head of the salt water port, and Cai Jinlai served as an inspection. It can be seen that the Cai family has become Local leader gentry. In the 11th year of the Taisho era (1922), a tile-shaped house was built in the shape of a quadrangle, and the family lived together. The house is east to west, with water passing by on the left, right, and front. There is also a public shrine on the left and back. There is a well on the right outer wall, surrounded by bamboo bushes and a large garden of fruit trees behind the house. During the Showa Ten years (1935), the children and grandchildren split their homes and moved to different places. The old houses were quite lonely. In the eighty-one year of the Republic of China (1992), a new light path was opened. The old house was divided into two, leaving only a small part. Later, because of its location in the public park No. 20, the remaining part was demolished, leaving only the soil of the courtyard. Part of the brick gate tower. The original plan to demolish the gate building for nearly a hundred years, and in October 1986, after being urged by local people and Yu Fucai, the chief of Guangfuli, he was fortunate to retain it as a park landscape. After the Mayor Lin Zhengze's investigation in 1997, he believed that the Cai's gatehouse showed the traces of the history of local family life, with educational and rest functions. It is the cultural asset of the whole people and should be preserved. The park where the gate tower is located was named "Guangfuli Cultural Park".