Where does Hsinchu County belong?

Hsinchu, located in the northwest of Taiwan Province Province, is the location of "Science Industrial Park" in Taiwan Province Province. Formerly known as Zhu Qian, it was originally the settlement of Pingpu nationality. /kloc-was reclaimed by Fujian people in the late 0/7th century. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, it was investigated. In the first year of Guangxu (1875), Hsinchu County was established, and 1982 was changed to a provincial city.

Hsinchu is located at the northern mouth of the Taiwan Province Strait, with a long northerly wind period and strong wind intensity in the Middle East, and is known as "Hsinchu Wind" and "Yilan Rain" (or "Keelung Rain"). In recent years, economy and culture have developed rapidly. Xiangshan Industrial Zone has been opened in the southwest, and the plan of "Science Industrial Park" implemented in the designated area in the southeast at the end of 1969 is also being implemented in stages. It is nearly 80 kilometers from downtown to Taipei along the longitudinal railway. Neiwan branch line leads to important industrial and mining areas in China, and Taiwan Province Provincial Highway 1 and North-South Expressway transit.

The Shibajiao Mountain in the southeast of Hsinchu is a highland below 130 meters above sea level. Now it has become an important cultural area, including Taiwan Jiaotong University, Tsinghua University and United Industrial Research Institute. There is Nanliao bathing beach in the northwest, and there are tourist attractions such as Shitou Mountain, Guqi Peak, Lingyin Temple and Fawang Temple from the south of Shibajian Mountain to Caoqing Lake.

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