1. Green Island 指導老師 : 鄧靖華 The Beauty Island in Taiwan 學生 : 林庭宇 (997C0003) 廖慧芸 (997C0007)

2. History Green Island was originally a settlement of the Ami Taiwanese aborigines. The island was known to these people as Sanasai. Formerly known as the “Fire-Burned Island”.Green Island got its present name on August 1, 1949.

3. Green Island prison, specifically the early years of imprisonment by a major political prisoners have been abandoned. Culture Attractions The Green Island Prison

4. Green Island Prison is a high degree of isolation prison management, but also the last line defense of Taiwan's prisons. Culture attractions Culture Attractions The Green Island Prison

5. The GuanYin cave is a typical karst topography landscape. The holes have a height of about one meter stalagmite, shaped like a Goddess of Mercy, and feet stepping on a rock shaped like a lotus. Culture attractions Culture Attractions The GuanYin cave

6. The stalactites in the Guanyin cave is a national landscape. Culture attractions Culture Attractions The GuanYin cave

7. The hot springs exposed in the southeast side of Green Island. It is one of the three major undersea hot springs in the worlds. Culture attractions Culture Attractions The Hot Springs

8. The Spring water temperature was different from time to time. Culture attractions Culture Attractions The Hot Springs

9. The Green Island Lighthouse is located in the Village next to the northwest cape. It is the most beautiful building in the Green Island. Historical Attractions Historical Attractions The Green Island Lighthouse

10. Green Island was once the exclusive preserve of human rights, as well as a symbol of the white terror. To commemorate the history of the human rights movement in Taiwan, and the park design is simple and elegant. Historical Attractions Historical Attractions Human Rights Memorial Park

11. The architectural significance of the times has become a landmark of the Green Island. Historical Attractions

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