Houbi Train Station

Built in 1902 during the Japanese colonial period, Houbi Train Station is one of Houbi's most iconic attractions. Many travelers arriving in Houbi alight here, then rent bicycles to leisurely explore Jingliao's fields and old streets. The plaza in front of the station features bronze sculptures of the four main characters and an ox from the documentary "Wumile" (Let It Be), embodying the spirit of Houbi. These figures represent Uncle Kunbin and his wife, Uncle Huangming, and Uncle Wenlin, making it a popular spot for many to take memorable photos.