Linkou Victoria Homestay. The roof and doors and windows of this homestay are all built with century-old cypress wood. Completed in 1934, it was the best house in Luzhu District at the time, and also where officials of that era rode horses on business trips from Tamsui Hall towards Taoyuan and Hsinchu along the ancient road, a place for rest and lodging. The roof and doors and windows of this homestay are all built with century-old cypress wood. Completed in 1934, it was the best house in Luzhu District at the time, and also where officials of that era rode horses on business trips from Tamsui Hall towards Taoyuan and Hsinchu along the ancient road, a place for rest and lodging. The owner's ancestors were among the founders of Linkou Zhulishan Guanyin Temple before moving to this area. After experiencing the changes of the times, this type of house is extremely rare in Taiwan. The design of the doors and windows is similar to Fort San Domingo in Tamsui, witnessing the life trajectory and architectural characteristics of Taiwan 88 years ago (1934). It is a characteristic building worth exploring. It has now been maintained, renovated, and designed to "recreate the glory of a characteristic old house"! We sincerely welcome distinguished guests to experience the home life of a rural gentleman from 88 years ago, bringing you and your family and friends full of happy memories! 1. Family historical origins In 1751 AD (28th year of Yongzheng), the ninth generation ancestor of the Wang family, Ru Chong Gong, led his three sons to move to Linkou, settling in the Fenliao area of Donglin Village, Linkou District, cultivating sweet potatoes, and making a living. They ground the surplus sweet potatoes into powder and supplied it to Bangka, painstakingly laying the foundation for their business, which has been passed down through generations. Everyone knows that Wangcuo Caoliao was the Wang family's mill and the origin of the place name Linkou Fenliao. By the eleventh generation, Zong Shun Gong moved to Luzhu Zhuang Kengzi Chituqi No. 497, where his four sons established their own households and purchased land for cultivation.
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