讀後心得

The Chengguan Office invited prominent German magazine journalists and French influencer Jérémy to Changhua for a visit, focusing on the Dajia Zhenlan Temple Mazu pilgrimage during the Tomb-Sweeping holiday. The itinerary included historical and cultural sites in Lugang, such as the Taiwan Glass Gallery, Tianhou Temple, and Lugang Old Street, as well as several important locations in the Tianwei Flower Industry. The purpose of this visit is to promote Changhua tourism through media coverage. Director Wang Yingqi emphasized the historical and cultural significance of Lugang and the characteristics of the flower industry in Tianwei, pointing out that Changhua has rich tourism resources suitable for family travel and welcoming domestic and international visitors to come and experience.

The City and Tourism Office invited a well-known German magazine journalist and KOL influencer from France, Jérémy, and others to visit Changhua.

During the four-day Qingming holiday, coinciding with the religious event of the Dajia Zhenlan Temple Mazu's procession, the shrine arrived in Changhua on the fifth and sixth days. The Changhua County Government's City and Tourism Office invited the above guests to visit historic and cultural sites, including the Lukang Temple and several attractions such as the Taiwan Glass Museum, Tianhou Temple, the National Treasure Shih Chih-Hui's Buddha makeup studio, and Lukang Old Street. Additionally, they visited the Tianwei Flower Industry, including Heliyuan Horticulture, MiKi Orchid, Tianwei Phoenix Garden—an outdoor garden covering thousands of square meters, and the GreenLife Garden.

The City and Tourism Office pointed out that Director Wang Yingqi hosted the German media journalists and French influencers together with several local businesses, promoting Changhua tourism through their media marketing power, helping more domestic and international tourists understand the charm of Changhua.

Director Wang Yingqi stated that Lukang has representative historical and cultural significance; it was an important trade hub in Taiwan during the 19th century and has a history of three hundred years. Lukang Old Street is Taiwan's first historic preservation area, boasting rich cultural heritage and exquisite traditional crafts. Tianwei Township is the largest professional cultivation area for flowers in Taiwan, with nearly 40% of the flowers coming from here. Through this in-depth exchange between the industry and media, German journalists and influencers gained a deeper understanding of Changhua's tourism and industry.

According to the latest statistics from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications' Tourism Bureau, Changhua's "Bagua Mountain Scenic Area" attracted 623,000 visitors last year, making it the champion in the scenic area category; while Lukang Old Street and its surrounding areas were awarded the champion of domestic tourist recreation areas, attracting 17.3 million visitors last year.

The City and Tourism Office added that Changhua has abundant tourism resources. In addition to the only operational living historic site in Taiwan, the "Changhua Fan-shaped Garage," it also features the unique manatee and glass Mazu Temple, along with many world-class hidden champion industries, rich agriculture, fisheries, animal husbandry, and specialty snacks. Furthermore, there are fifteen tourist factories and twenty-six leisure farms within Changhua County, particularly suitable for parent-child visits. Domestic and international tourists are welcome to come and explore these experiences.