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Hsinchu City marks 3 historic milestones, city vision exhibition links 200-year-old city with tech future

"Windy City Code - Hsinchu" connects Hsinchu's history, daily life and future development through three city journeys. (Photo / Hsinchu City Government Global Information Network provided)
"Windy City Code - Hsinchu" connects Hsinchu's history, daily life and future development through three city journeys. (Photo / Hsinchu City Government Global Information Network provided)

In 2026, Hsinchu City marks 3 major milestones: 200 years since Dongmen City was rebuilt in brick and stone, 100 years since the Hsinchu State Hall was completed, and 50 years since the Hsinchu Science Park planning project was approved. The city vision exhibition uses these milestones to trace Hsinchu from its old-city history and technology development to today's life and future vision.

The "2026 Hsinchu City Vision Exhibition", themed "Windy City Code - Hsinchu", presents urban development through 3 journeys: "Memory Program", "Routing Program" and "Drive Program". Visitors move from historic symbols such as Dongmen City into city memories, then explore how smart services, disaster prevention and environmental issues have entered daily life and how Hsinchu plans its future.

The exhibition turns parts of daily life into interactive experiences. Digital city displays, smart services and disaster-prevention simulations introduce urban systems involving transportation, the environment, air quality and rescue, while a water purification installation makes environmental sustainability easier to understand through hands-on interaction.

Hsinchu's character has changed from the cultural heritage of Zhucheng to technology-driven development brought by the science park, and now toward a smart, low-carbon and sustainable city. The exhibition also brings together technology companies, century-old stores and young entrepreneurs to share their experiences, showing the city's transformation through different generations.

The exhibition is free at Hsinchu City Cultural and Creative Hall from October 3 to 18, with advance reservations through "Hsinchu Pass" required. After completing the exhibition journey, visitors can join a limited capsule-toy activity offering 4,000 recycled-glass amulets. Reservation and visiting details are available through Hsinchu City Government announcements.

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