Anti Japanese Memorial Monument

Wushe Street, Taiwan

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 & nbsp; The Anti Japanese Memorial Monument is located south of Wushe Street. During the Japanese occupation period, the indigenous people in this area were unable to withstand Japan's brutal rule, so under the leadership of the father and son Mona Rudo, they rose up to resist the Japanese and unfortunately fought and died against hundreds of indigenous people. After the liberation, the government built monuments and tombs to commemorate their righteous deeds. The monuments were engraved with the experiences of the indigenous people's resistance against Japan, followed by the tomb of Mona Rudao; The archway in front of the monument is inscribed with the words "Blue Blood and Heroic Wind" and is made of white marble, which appears even more tragic against the backdrop of greenery