英文摘要 |
The Tam-sui Feng-huo Section, located at the gateway of Tam-sui River and controlling the passageway to the Taipei Basin, has been characterized by its strategic military position. The Qingnavy squad had been deployed here since the Qing era. By that time, the whole area remained in an undeveloped condition. By following the inscription of two unequal treaties initiated by the Qing authority vs. the Western Superpower in 1858 and Japan government in 1895 respectively, the formation of the spatial field of Tam-sui Feng-huo Section evolved from the construction of the custom and business agency facilities contributing to the treaty port between 1858-1895, to the production of the local office and financial service facilities endorsed by the political and economic determination of the Japanese administration for the regional center from 1895 onward. Corresponding to the evolution of the spatial field in the former and latter stages of the Japanese Colonial Period, the exploration has focused on the political and economic connection of the facilities throughout the era. The aim is to explore the formation of the administrative and commercial spatial field of Tam-sui Feng-huo Section during the entire Japanese Colonial Period. |