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Q1.
The park’s Jing Si Bamboo Bungalow is the only Buddhist structure in Taiwan built using traditional the tenon and mortise technique
Q2.
Home of one of the few gold and black dragon-bordered plaques bestowed by an emperor on a temple in Taiwan
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The first temple from which a Mazu statue was consecrated to be taken from Taiwan and enshrined in a temple in mainland China
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Taiwan’s most classic example of a Western-style temple
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Taiwan’s biggest folk arts performance troupe festival
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The only remaining church in Taiwan built with fish scale roofing tiles
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The only place in Taiwan that possesses a photographic reprint of the precious Song dynasty “Qisha Scriptural Canon”
Q8.
The church that preserves texts printed by the first Latin alphabet printing press in Taiwan
Q9.
Which is the only Zhaijiao (a Chinese folk religion) temple in Taiwan built by Zhaijiao’s Golden Flag (jinchuang) sect follower Weng Wen-feng?
Q10.
The first mosque built in Taiwan
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