Where does the "small town" in Teresa Teng's "small town stories are full of joy and joy" mean?

It means: Lugang

Originally known as Luzai Port, Lugang belongs to Changhua County, Taiwan, located at 24 degrees to 24 degrees 1 minutes north latitude and 12 degrees 22 minutes 3 seconds to 12 degrees 3 minutes east longitude; It is bordered by Xiushui Township in the east, Taiwan Province Strait in the west, Fu Lu Creek in Fuxing Township in the south, and Hori Township and Hemei Town in the north. It is a historic town in the 3-year history of Taiwan Province.

When the early Han immigrants in Lugang did not move in large numbers, they lived in Babuza, a Pingpu nationality. At that time, they belonged to Mazhilin Society, and their residents lived a primitive life. Before the Dutch occupied Taiwan Province, it was said that it was a place where aborigines hunted deer. In the eighth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, a man named Huang Fengchang visited Taiwan, wrote a book "Miscellaneous Notes on Taiwan Province" and wrote a poem "Deer Hunting in Luzai Port", saying that "the mountains are surrounded by sea water, and women and women are boating at night; It's good to play the deer back and forth, and the song is extremely loud. Among them, it is not difficult for us to imagine the leisurely situation of aborigines living here at that time.

In the history of China, the place name of Luzai Port was first found in the four military records of Taiwan Province Prefecture compiled by Gao Gonggan in the 34th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1695): "Taiwan Province Navy left the camp ...... one branch defended Luzai Port, and the officers and men of this battalion took turns to defend it .....". Luzai Port was called "Lugang" for the first time in 1783, when Fujian General Yongde set up Zhengkou, saying, "...... to the North Road Zhuluo Changhua and other genera, it went abroad from Lugang .....". During Guangxu period, due to the gradual siltation of the port, shipping was gradually replaced by Chongxi Port, 4 kilometers west of Lugang Street. In the early days of Japanese occupation, Lukang was once called Chongxi Port. There are four theories about the origin of the place name of Luzai Port:

Because the place name looks like a deer, it is named Luzai Port.

In the past, there were many deer in the central part of Taiwan Province, and Lukang was a frequent gathering place for deer herds. From the Dutch occupation to the early Qing Dynasty, deer herds were everywhere, and the deer trade was very prosperous, so the Han people called this place Luzai Port. (This statement is generally accepted)