The Glory Of Jun Hun 1975 Cultural Preservation and Restoration

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Dim light illuminates the dust-covered past, revealing the Jun Hun power plant built in the tunnel by R.O.C army in 1973 on the mountainside. The power plant discarded its military attire as the military governance was lifted, waiting to once again rise to its formal glory. Two diesel generators manufactured, and installed by the Jun Hun Unit, still stand in the tunnel, silently witnessing the passage of time. As Ma Tsu celebrates 30 years since the lifting of military governance, it reflects upon its history through the lens of light, eagerly anticipating a reunion with the pride of Jun Hun.