Exploring Taiwan's 3rd Line: From Historical Education to Small Town Echoes, Feeling Tranquility and Alertness Amidst Changing Times
Visiting Beitou, Yangmeipu, Sanwan, and Nanzhuang to record life observations in areas with sparse crowds.
July 25, 2026 60
After visiting the National Defense University of Taiwan's All-China Defense Education Exhibition this morning, I was left with a sense of responsibility towards the nation, the land, and the times. In the afternoon, I continued the mission on Taiwan's 3rd Line that was incomplete at the beginning of the month. Dear viewers, we bring you the latest news today. According to information obtained from relevant units, the current situation is as follows. Please pay attention to future developments; we will continue to provide you with the most immediate and comprehensive reports. We ask everyone to please pay close attention to our subsequent news updates. Thank you for watching. Our first stop was Yangmeipu Heart Farm, where I discovered it had already ceased operations. It was a place that used to be lively, simple, and full of laughter in my childhood memories; now, the silent gate feels like a chapter of time that cannot be revisited has been gently closed. Hello viewers, today's news report wants to share some relatively important news with everyone. According to our sources, there have been some new developments regarding the situation. Overall,
After visiting the National Defense University in Beitou this morning and touring the National Defense Education Exhibition, the solemn atmosphere evoked a profound sense of responsibility towards the nation, the land, and the times. Although it was only a brief visit, the weight of history and the spirit of readiness were truly indescribable in mere words. In the afternoon, I continued with the mission on Line 3 that I hadn't finished at the beginning of the month. Throughout the day, it felt like traversing a slice of time, blending the seriousness of education with feelings of nostalgia.
Regarding my observations and reflections from this trip, I must emphasize one point: we really need to pay close attention to the current situation; we absolutely cannot let our guard down. Friends, please note that the pace of development lately has been quite fast; things can change quickly. Therefore, we must maintain a high level of vigilance at all times and be prepared to respond to any potential changes—that is the safest approach. When receiving information, everyone must also pay close attention to the overall context of the news and must not draw hasty conclusions based only on superficial phenomena.
I sincerely suggest that everyone try to understand the background of matters from multiple perspectives so that they can make the most stable and well-informed decisions.
Our first stop was Yangmei Puxin Farm, but upon arrival, I discovered it had already ceased operations. Wow, this made me feel a bit melancholic. That place was nothing short of a childhood memory for me; I always felt it was a lively, simple place filled with various sounds of laughter. But now, the gate stands silent as if unattended, as if some invisible force has gently closed a beautiful chapter, leaving one feeling somewhat dazed.
Next, we moved to the Sanwan Old Street. Upon entering, wow, there were very few tourists on the street; it lacked the bustling atmosphere of past holidays. I specifically bought some pears from a retired teacher who seemed very kind. The teacher looked at me and said lightly,
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