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Yùlǐ (玉里), formerly Pushibao (璞石閣), is a small historic town in the central Huadong Valley of eastern Taiwan. Traditionally home to the Amis and Bunun people, it was settled by Han Chinese after the opening of the Batongguan Trail in 1875, and prospered throughout much of the 19th century as the primary transportation hub in the region. The Yuli Shinto Shrine (玉里社), restored by community volunteers, is the most exemplary Shinto shrine in eastern Taiwan, and a plate boundary monument demarcates the Eurasian and Philippine Sea tectonic plates on railway bridge repurposed as a scenic bike trail.
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- Wikipedia in Chinese (中文維基百科)
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Yuli Yudu Theater (玉都大戲院), Yuli Xinxing Theater (新星戲院), Zhangliang Lian Residence (長良連家古厝), Yuli Public School Hōanden (玉里小學校奉安殿), Yuquan Monastery (玉里玉泉寺), Taiwan Pineapple Company Hualien Factory (臺灣鳳梨公司花蓮工廠), Yuli Railway Dormitories (玉里車站鐵道宿舍群), Yuli Tiansheng Theater (天聲戲院), Heyi Brick Factory (合益磚廠), Harawan Shinto Shrine (下朥灣祠), Yuli Yushan Theater (玉里玉山戲院), Yuli Lehe Gufeng Rice Mill (玉里樂合谷豐碾米廠), Kasuga Shinto Shrine (春日社), Antsū Shinto Shrine (紅座社), Yuli Xietian Temple (玉里協天宮), Junction of Eurasian Plate and Philippine Sea Plate (歐亞板塊及菲律賓海板塊交界紀念碑), Mikasa Shinto Shrine (三笠社), Yuli Forestry Dormitories (林務局玉里國有眷舍), Tamazato POW Camp (花蓮玉里戰俘營), Pushige Police Station (璞石閣警察官吏派出所), Guanyinshan Shinto Shrine (觀音山社), Suehiro Shinto Shrine (末廣神社), Antong Hot Springs Hotel (安通溫泉旅舍), Gu Zhenya Monument (故陸軍中士谷振亞紀念碑), and Yuli Dijie Railway Bridge Remains (玉里迪階陸橋殘蹟).