Zhongxing Xincun

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Coordinates: 23 ° 58 '  N , 120 ° 41'  E

Map: Taiwan
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Zhongxing Xincun
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The Zhongxing Provincial Government Building

Zhongxing Xincun ( Chinese  中興 新村 , Pinyin Zhōngxīng Xīncūn , Tongyong Pinyin Jhongsing Sincun , W.-G. Chung-hsing Hsin-ts'un , English Zhongxing New Village ) has been the seat of the administration of the Taiwan Province since 1956 .

The village is located on the northern edge of the urban area of Nantou , the capital of Nantou County of Taiwan Province . It was laid out on an area of ​​around 200 hectares at the foot of the Hu Shan range of hills as the new seat of the provincial government. The planning was based on a British urban planning concept. The buildings are arranged in rows. A special feature are separate drainage systems for rainwater and wastewater. Large park and meadow areas were planned for the landscape planning. The construction phase was completed in 1957.

Until 1956 , Taipei was the capital of Taiwan Province. Since the provincial capital was only moved to Zhongxing after the Chinese Civil War in 1949 by a government which did not consider the People's Republic of China to be lawful, Taipei continues to regard Taipei as the provincial capital.