The name of Taipei street

By 2020, the street names in Taipei are as follows:

Heping east-west road 1

2. Ketagalan Avenue (formerly known as Chiang Kai-shek's Birthday Jieshou Road)

3. Renai Road

4. Xiaozhong East West Road (formerly known as Zhongzheng East West Road)

5. Zhengzhou Road-Citizen Avenue

6. Chang 'an East-West Road is connected with Section 3 4 of Bade Road.

7. Nanjing Dongxi Road

8. Minsheng East-West Road

9. Quan Min Dongxi Road

Minzu East Road 10

Extended information 1945, Japan was defeated, and the island of Taiwan Province Province was returned to the National Government. The wounded can be moved overnight, but the traces left by decades of rule cannot be erased overnight. After the Japanese soldiers retreated, the streets of Taipei still smelled of cherry blossoms.

At that time, the Taipei main station was called "Japan Post", the Presidential Palace was called "Governor's Office" and the Yuanshan Hotel was called Taiwan Province Shrine. Moreover, there is a straight avenue from the Governor's Office to the shrine, which is called "Yucheng Avenue" by the Japanese.

Needless to say, the urgent task for the National Government to take over Taipei City is naturally to change its name. This is a historical project. Road names are not only related to group memory and cultural identity, but also contain political implications. For example, Beijing Road, Fuxing Road and Jiefang Road, which are common in various places, are magnificent historical compasses.