Chi-Du railway station is the starting point of the island-wide railway route. Joyride combines the blue image, signifying the ocean currents, with the long-lived turtles, to symbolize Chi-Du as the unique historical site in connecting Taiwan's marine and inland. transportation. The bright colors of the corals and seaweed reflecting on the turtles are immediately associated with the vast blue ocean. The translucent and colorful material creates an oceanic atmosphere through the lighting arrangement, which brings a cooling sensation and pleasure to tourists. Transformed by the shifting lights and shadow, the island-wide railway route joining in Chi-Du is like the ocean currents surrounding the city, adding the beauty of the mountain and the sea to Chi-Du.

Chi-Du railway station is the starting point of the island-wide railway route. Joyride combines the blue image, signifying the ocean currents, with the long-lived turtles, to symbolize Chi-Du as the unique historical site in connecting Taiwan's marine and inland.

Chi-Du railway station is the starting point of the island-wide railway route. Joyride combines the blue image, signifying the ocean currents, with the long-lived turtles, to symbolize Chi-Du as the unique historical site in connecting Taiwan's marine and inland.

Chi-Du railway station is the starting point of the island-wide railway route. Joyride combines the blue image, signifying the ocean currents, with the long-lived turtles, to symbolize Chi-Du as the unique historical site in connecting Taiwan's marine and inland.

Chi-Du railway station is the starting point of the island-wide railway route. Joyride combines the blue image, signifying the ocean currents, with the long-lived turtles, to symbolize Chi-Du as the unique historical site in connecting Taiwan's marine and inland.

Chi-Du railway station is the starting point of the island-wide railway route. Joyride combines the blue image, signifying the ocean currents, with the long-lived turtles, to symbolize Chi-Du as the unique historical site in connecting Taiwan's marine and inland.