Guoxing Township, Rural township in Nantou County, Taiwan
Guoxing Township is a rural township in Nantou County that spans 176 square kilometers and encompasses thirteen villages situated at an elevation of 566 meters. The various villages are connected through local roads and together form a single administrative unit.
The township is named after Koxinga, a 17th-century military commander who defended Taiwan against foreign powers. This historical connection has shaped the region's local identity and governance.
The villages here maintain agricultural traditions and local customs that shape everyday life today. These practices reflect the residents' deep connection to the land and their ancestral ways of living.
The Guoxing Interchange connects the township to National Freeway 6, making it easy to reach by car. Local buses operated by several companies link the villages together and to neighboring towns.
The township bears the name of a legendary military figure, which sets it apart from typical rural areas and gives it a special cultural significance. This connection to history distinguishes it among other administrative divisions in the region.
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