National Broadcasting Cultural Relics Museum

National Broadcasting Cultural Relics Museum

The address of the National Broadcasting cultural relics is No.74, Quanquan Road, liaoding village, Minxiong Township, Jiayi county.

history

In 1937, the Japanese government decided to build a high-power radio station to fight against the powerful power of Nanjing central radio station and chose Minxiong area for construction. It was started in 1938 and completed in 1940, known as Minxiong broadcasting center. The broadcasting tower used at that time was two T 206 meter high tower, equipped with MB-15-A type 100 wave medium wave transmitter made by Japan NEC, which was launched in September 28th of this year. The coverage of the wave range is far from that of Southeast Asia and Chinese mainland Jiangsu and Nanjing. In 1945, the reception management of China Broadcasting Corporation, which was reorganized by the former central radio station, was changed to "Minxiong broadcasting room of Taiwan radio station", using the call sign of the central radio station. In 1954, a four tower directional antenna system was built. It was renamed "Minxiong machine room of China Central Radio". In 1980, it was renamed "the first launch base of China Central Broadcasting Station" because it was transferred to the Ministry of national defense. In 1998, China Central Radio broke away from the Ministry of national defense and merged with the Overseas Department of China Broadcasting Corporation. At present, Minxiong sub station has four transmitters (three short wave and one medium wave) to receive programs produced and broadcasted by Taipei Main Station and broadcast to central China, South China and overseas in mainland China. Because of its long history, it was planned to be the "National Broadcasting Heritage Museum" before the restructuring. It was officially opened in January 1999. In 2005, the "National Broadcasting Heritage Museum" joined the ranks of "local culture museums" of the Council for cultural and urban development, and was officially listed on November 13.

What you need to know

Opening hours: 9:00-12:00 a.m., 1:30-4:00 p.m. (please make an appointment in advance on Saturday and Sunday) closing time: every Saturday and Sunday address: 74 villager Quan Road, liaoding, Minxiong Township, Jiayi County ticket price: NT $20

Traffic routes

Jiayi passenger transport: Jiayi Beigang line (via Minxiong), get off at Minxiong national small bus stop, go straight through "Temple Street" (wenhuazao street beside dashiye Temple), then you can reach Minquan Road, and go northward along it, on the right side of the road. It's about 15 minutes. Railway: please get off at Minxiong station, go straight to Minxiong elementary school and turn right as above.

Reference map

Address: 621 Taiwan, Jiayi County, Minxiong Township, 74 Minquan Road

Longitude: 120.428742

Latitude: 23.564333

Tel. + 886-5-2262016

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