Hsinchu Classic Architecture - Japanese Era Gold Foil Postcards

**Wander through the old city, traversing a century of time.** Hsinchu City boasts rich cultural heritage, with each historical site reflecting the countenance of its era. In the early Japanese colonial period, administrative buildings and public facilities were constructed to meet governance needs, introducing Western architectural styles and techniques, marking a significant juncture in Taiwan's architectural history. The style evolved from Western classicism to a form of eclecticism unique to Taiwan. Yu Yu transforms four classic Japanese-era buildings of Hsinchu into collectible lines on paper, rendered with delicate gold foil—Hsinchu Railway Station, Hsinchu State Hall, Youle Pavilion, and the Zoo. Each postcard features a brief introduction in Chinese and English on the back, and a playful "wind sock" icon in the upper left corner, allowing you to capture the Hsinchu wind of that time! __Hsinchu Railway Station 1913__ https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/639c2e718ccd0500146d9040/original.jpeg __Hsinchu State Hall 1927__ https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/639c2e7164c58f0017ee1d9e/original.jpeg __Youle Pavilion, Hsinchu City 1933__ https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/639c2e71da4f3b001a76a4b0/original.jpeg __Hsinchu Zoo 1936__ https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/639c2e714d984c001a373739/original.jpeg **Specifications**| 90 x 160 mm **Material**| Eco-friendly "Le Huo Card" 350P **Design**| Four designs, front with gold foil