Can the development of the disappeared fishing village 02 "Centennial Stone House of Magang fishing Village" be blocked by the temporary monument?

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Recently, the cultural assets of the Wulujia ancient house in Kaohsiung, the Yilan Jiaoxi Catholic Hall, and the Matou Dianji Theater in Tainan have been damaged or disputed, and the Cultural assets Preservation Law has once again become the focus of public attention. The identification and protection mechanism of cultural assets have triggered social discussions. Magang fishing Village in Gongliao, New Taipei City, is also faced with large-scale land purchases by development companies, requiring residents to demolish houses and return land. In order to defend and protect the century-old stone cuo group and fishery culture, a campaign to protect "cultural assets" is being launched.

In Magang's daily life, Hainan is sorting out the harvest of seaweed (Photo / Lin Jiyang)

Disappeared fishing village 01 "when the developer bought Magang fishing village, the disappeared sea girl and the century-old stone house

Note: different from the SATOYAMA initiative, the Caspian Sea concept (Satoumi) put forward by Professor Liu Zhe-hsiung of Kyushu University in Japan aims to create a symbiotic relationship between human beings and the coastal environment. Through the adjustment of human life to the ocean, the formation of knowledge and culture, and then to maintain the diversity and sustainable utilization of marine ecological resources.