| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺南大學 === 台灣文化研究所教學碩士班 === 97 === Shanhua Township was developed quite early. By the time the Hans reclaimed it, Pingpu Siraya people had been dwelling here. This research is based on the streets in Shanhua; its transition is divided into the Dutch ruling, the Ming Dynasty, the Ching Dynasty, the Japanese occupation, the postwar, the 80th year of Min-Guo, and after the 80th year of Min-Guo. The streets of Shanhua during the five periods presented different development levels. This research attempts to discuss the development of its streets during respective periods according to politics, economy, geospatial and culture.
During the Dutch ruling, Bacealuan is the place where Pingpu Siraya people lived. VOC (Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie) ruled Pingpu people by military might and bribes. Furthermore, VOC controlled their economic life by Cheng-Pu System. During the Ming Dynasty, Pingpu people were subdued by putting the soldiers in the agriculture. The Ching Dynasty adopted the achievements of the Dutch ruling and the Ming Dynasty and proceeded various political and economic activities. Pinpu and Chinese people connected in daily life. Hence, Wan-Li Street took advantage of its geospatial and became bustling ones. During the Japanese occupation, the later development basis of Shanhua streets was established owning to the processes of the transportation construction, the installments of civil service and the public facilities, and the industrialization.
From the postwar to the 80th year of Min-Guo, under the government’s policies, Shanhua streets experienced twice urban broadening planning, which made Shanhun a modernized township; its streets featured the second and third industries. Besides, the traffic convenience attracted the consumption of residents from other townships nearby, which continued to play an important geographic role. After the 80th year of Min-Guo, the setting up of Southern Taiwan Science Park promoted every infrastructure of Shanhua Township, activated business functions of its streets and gradually transformed industries. “Toward the science and technology township” has become its slogan.
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