Blocked by the disappearance of fishing village 02 "Magang fishing village century-old stone house" temporary monument "stop the pace of development?

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(continued above) in recent days, cultural assets have been destroyed or disputed at the liu jia ancient residence in kaohsiung, the chiao hsi catholic church in ilan, and the matou dianchi theater in tainan. the "cultural assets preservation law" has once again become the focus of public attention, and the mechanism for identifying and protecting cultural assets has triggered social discussion. The Makang fishing village of Kungliao in New Taipei City is also facing a massive purchase of land by development companies, requiring residents to demolish their houses and return the land. In order to protect the century-old stone houses and fishing culture, a "cultural asset" protection movement is being launched.

Ma Gang's daily routine, Hai Nan is sorting and harvesting sea vegetables (Photo/Lin Jiyang)

Disappeared Fishing Village 01 When developers buy Magang Fishing Village, disappeared sea girl and century-old stone house

Note: Different from SATOYAMA, Satoumi, proposed by Professor Tetsuo Yanagi of Kyushu University in Japan, aims to create a symbiotic relationship between people and the coastal environment. Through the adaptation of human life to the ocean, knowledge and culture are formed to maintain the diversity and sustainable use of marine ecological resources.