Four-Eyed Well & Qianyi Hall. Zhongyang Old Street is the earliest developed street in Magong, and even the entire Penghu archipelago. It has existed since the construction of Magong City and is over four hundred years old. Zhongyang Old Street is the earliest developed street in Magong, and even the entire Penghu archipelago. It has existed since the construction of Magong City and is over four hundred years old. In the past, Zhongyang Street was the center of life for Penghu residents. Today, with the development of Magong City, it has been transformed into a tourist old street. Zhongyang Old Street is the earliest developed street in Magong, and even the entire Penghu archipelago. It has existed since the construction of Magong City and is over four hundred years old. In the past, Zhongyang Street was the center of life for Penghu residents. Today, with the development of Magong City, it has been transformed into a tourist old street. During the development of the street, for the convenience of water use, residents jointly dug the oldest four-eyed well in Penghu, which is often called the Four-Hole Well by Magong residents. Before tap water, it was the main source of water for the local area. Due to its historical significance, it has been designated as a county-level historic site for preservation. The bottom layer of the Four-Eyed Well is basalt rock, above which is coral rock, and the uppermost layer is red brick. As for the four circular water drawing openings that gave the ancient well its name, they were added after the well was completed to prevent residents from falling in while drawing water. A platform was built with granite, and then stone rings with an inner diameter of about 35 cm were chiseled from basalt rock, raising the entire well 30 cm above the surrounding road. "Qianyi Hall Chinese Herbal Medicine," also a county-level historic site like the Four-Eyed Well.
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