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(Translated
by
Google)
The
original
site
of
Martyr's
Shrine
was
the
shrine
of
the
Japanese
occupation
period.
It
was
completed
on
August
19,
1915.
It
was
mainly
dedicated
to
the
Hualien
Port
God
in
the
Republic
of
China.
It
was
rebuilt
in
the
Republic
of
China
in
the
past
seventy
years
as
a
martyrdom
of
the
northern
Chinese
architecture.
The
interior
is
supplied
by
Zheng
Chenggong,
Liu
Yongfu,
Qiu
Fengjia,
etc.
National
heroes
and
soldiers,
and
the
people
are
martyrs.
The
main
hall
of
the
Huangwa
Zhu
Wall
is
elegantly
built
and
full
of
solemn
atmosphere.
There
is
a
pavilion
and
stone
tables
and
chairs
for
visitors
to
enjoy
the
cool
weather.
It
can
also
climb
the
Meilun
Mountain
and
overlook
the
Hualien
City.
I
visited
it
once
in
high
school,
and
the
environment
is
solemn.
There
are
many
people
who
often
see
the
elderly
in
this
sport,
or
the
uncles
of
the
people
who
come
here
to
pay
their
respects.
They
seem
to
have
stories
that
are
difficult
to
explain,
or
even
more
worthy
of
the
martyrs
who
are
worthy
of
remembrance.
.
.
.
(Original)
忠烈祠原址為日據時期的神社，落成： 1915
年
8
月
19
日當時主要供奉花蓮港神，於民國七十年改建為仿中國北方建築之忠烈祠，內供祀鄭成功、劉永福、邱逢甲等民族英雄及軍人、民眾先烈。黃瓦朱牆的正殿，建築典雅，充滿莊嚴肅穆之氛圍，一旁設有可供遊客乘涼歇息的涼亭和石桌椅，由此更可登高美崙山，俯瞰花蓮市區。
高中時造訪過一次，環境莊嚴，不乏常看到老年人在此運動，或是榮民伯伯來此瞻仰，對他們似乎有著難以闡述的故事，又更或著是有著值得追思的先烈供奉於此。。。
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