which is the place I believe that you all know here so Tainan it's a beautiful

place for history and I hope you enjoyed that today I'm going to welcome you with

me in the early 17th century the Dutch formed military and business force and

occupied burned a and pains they built fort zeelandia as the defense fort the

fort was completed in 1634 in 1662 after the casino successfully overtook the

fort it was renamed and in town for trial india was all so long as washing

city of the king the fort was gradually abandoned during the Qin Dynasty the

fourth was reconstructed during a Japanese colonial period after world war

ii it was renamed and import the only remaining part from the dutch colonial

period is the south brick wall at the front of the fort it became an important

historical site in Tainan each brick and tile tells the tale of yesteryear and a

story of today this wall behind me is the engine wall

which remains from the period of Dutch colonial until the date and what is so

special is because in the early days there's no cement so they use three

different kind of ingredients including the shale ashes syrup and the glutinous

rice they used these three ingredients to made up this wall and made a stronger

and there is also another special thing on this boat do you want to find it out

and as you can see behind me this Caesar iron Caesar pattern is the secret that I

just told you before or you can code it wall watts and what does the Warlocks do

it attached the beams and the walls together to make this construction

stronger to let the walls not being that easy to fold down and which is really

important to build a fort and right now we finish all these historical things we

can go to that Plaza and to find out what else we can find

during the Japanese colonial period the Japanese wanted to commemorate their

fight against the Dutch they erected a monument with an inscription that reads

the site of the heroic action of Hamada high when the national government came

to Taiwan the authorities removed the inscription and carved emping fours to

memorialize the fact that fort zeelandia was renamed ending town during the

shinga rule since the Dutch built this fort the engine weld here is part of a

few remains that remains here and people saying that beneath it there's a secret

tunnel that can goes between amping forth and chicken tower to build eternal

golden castle and repair residence housing during the Ching dynasty towards

the land it was almost leveled the only structures led from the Dutch colonial

period are an old wall and two well follow me to go to our next spot to see

the memorial oh wow so this is fort zeelandia museum

let's go inside and check it out the legend of the secret tunnel underneath

the well is disproven here the museum parolee explains the landscape terrain

and geographical location of Portlandia when you fear the damping force don't

forget to come here well because the court was damaged so badly the Japanese

they repair and rebuilt this building easily mayor's colonial period so then

it comes this building to preserve the antique things and history the museum

also showcases artifact from the Dutch colonial period and the Kasinga rule

they are weapons from this time period telling a story left behind in history

depending Dutch invoice surrendering is also on display given us a visual

representation of that events blue and white porcelain from the Qin Dynasty are

preserved here as well alongside artifacts from the Dutch colonial period

and the Sangha rule

after seeing so many monuments here now let's go top of this tower to see what

else and we can fly to you let's go

entire city here look out from the tower and you can see surrounding Tainan panel

eternal golden castle amping treehouse timecode merchant house amping

presbyterian church - hall old julius manic merchant house

time assault japanese-style geometry the buildings and things that remain from

the ocean time is always the center of historical monument and I really hope

you guys can come here and take a look by yourself