Xianbi Hamlet

Xianbi Hamlet is located at the foot of the mountain on the right bank of Da'an River, on the platform about 500 meters above the sea. Originally named Mepuwal and belonged to the members of the community from the Beishi group of the Atayal Zeolia tribe. Their ancestors were the old Malabang community, which fought against the Japanese in Meiji 36 (1903), and retreated here from Dongxing Village, Dahu Township. The origin of the village name was named after the location, Qianliang Mountain, which looks like an elephant's trunk. In the 13th year of Taisho (1924), the Xianbi Police Post was set up at the commanding height behind the hamlet.