關於旅宿
Anping X Taiwan Wowan
Mosa Tayouan Villa Taiwowan Residential House
The name Taiwan is said to originate from the old name "Taiwo Wan" that came to Anping, Tainan. The "Taiwo Wan House" was built in 1947 as an ancient residence of the Anping Ou family. The old building took three years to be renovated, and the kitchen and bathroom have been converted into modern equipment. In addition, the essence of the 70-year-old orthodox Taiwanese house has been preserved, and the "Sun and Moon Unicorn" wall stands in the front courtyard space. There is a flower garden with Taiwanese patterns under the wall, and on the washed stone exterior wall there is a pattern of Tainan milkfish. There are also standing + ceramic tiles of oysters, fiddler crabs, and egrets on the wall, showing the Anping characteristics of the ancient house.
Taiwanese Houses
From the hand of master carpenter "Cat Pai" Zhang Licai
The architectural design of the residential buildings is unique. Master carpenter Zhang Licai "Mao Pai" followed the traditional construction method to build a three-sided courtyard with a bucket. The front half of the courtyard from the porch outside the house has a roof called "Baoxia", which is a unique architectural style in Anping. Tayouan Villa is equipped with a Chinese-style living room, a front garden pool, a back garden corridor, a Chinese-style pavilion and 4 double bedrooms totaling 265 square meters. It is very suitable for travelers who like to have independent space, as if they are in a summer palace.
Heritage X Pan Chunyuan
A peek at the works of master painter Pan Chunyuan
The couplets, poems, calligraphy and painting works on both sides of the main hall and on each door are all by the late Tainan poet and calligrapher Pan Chunyuan. The four paintings on the left wall of the main hall are connected with poems, written in running cursive, Li, Wei stele and regular script, respectively, writing Hong Zicheng's vegetable roots. Tan poetry. On the right wall are indifferent literati paintings of the four seasons: in spring, Su Dongpo listens to the orioles on the willow embankment; in summer, Yunlinzi washes the tung trees; in autumn, Tao Yuanming picks chrysanthemums on the east fence; in winter, Lin Hejing visits plum blossoms in Gushan.
