Mazu New Village Military Dependents' Village Cultural and Creative Park

Mazu New Village was built in 1957, originally conceived as a residential area for the dependents of the 84th Division of the Army, who were stationed on the Matsu Islands. It once gathered numerous high-ranking military officer families, earning it the nickname 'a sky full of stars.' Today, Mazu New Village has withstood the test of time and become an important site for the preservation of military dependents' village culture, where visitors are encouraged to slow down and savor its unique charm.