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| Main Building |
| Height : |
30.4 meters |
| Length Width : |
100 x 100 meters |
| Ground Space : |
115,500 |
| Architecture total area : |
29,464 |
| Architect : |
Mr. Wang Ta-hung |
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Main Building |
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| Seat arrangement |
| Seat arrangement : |
36 rows , 2,580 seats |
| Stage : |
18.4 meters ( width ) x 11.8 meters (
depth ) |
| Front stage : |
4 meters ( depth ) , Curve length : 18.9
meters |
| A mirror frame :
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17.3 meters ( width ) x 10.5 meters (
height ) |
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Seat arrangement |
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| The bronze statue ( image ) of Dr.
San Yat-sen |
| Height : |
5.7 meters |
| Base : |
3.1 meters |
| Total : |
8.8 meters |
| Weight : |
16.7 metric ton |
| Sculptor : |
Professor Chen I-fan
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The bronze statue (image)of
Dr. San Yat-sen |
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| The bronze statue (image)of Dr.
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| CHUNG-SHAN Park features an open
space of about 110,000 square meters. including a green lake with
flowing water lily,beckoning willow and a delicate bridge. Tourists
always find the park the best place for relaxation, while enjoying
the scenic yard with blossom of flowers and champhor trees and a
walk on weandering health path. |
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| Chung Shan Hall was designed
by architect Ms. Hsiou Tze-lan according to the ideas of Madame
Chiang Kai-shek. It is 34-meter tall, on an area of 15,000 square
meters. The corridors, living rooms, gardens, pillars, and doors
display the beauty of the Chinese imperial setting. Owing to its
location on a steep mountain and palace-like ambience, a lot of
important government meetings and state banquets are hosted here.
It has various meeting rooms that can accomandate up to 2,000 persons.
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Chung Shan Hall |
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