The guards guarding the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall remained motionless and still

Guardsman stayed motionless
Guard at the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall
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Inside the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall in Taipei was a large space. The ceiling was high, and at the far end, a huge statue of Chiang Kai-Shek sat on a chair. And right next to it stood a guardsman. He wore a metal helmet and held a bayonet in his hand.

Why do they need the guards here? What is inside this Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall is neither a state secret nor an important person, it's just a statue. If they are guarding it, it may be because of the Kuomintang's pride against the Communist Party. In any case, the guard did not move an inch. Even when I approached him, he showed no signs of movement, as if he was a statue. He looked like a man who was performing a street performance called a "statue". The guardsman that stayed still in the same position must be an excellent street performer right now.

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Feb 2007 PEOPLE TAIWAN

PHOTO DATA

No

711

Shooting Date

Jan 2007

Posted On

February 3, 2007

Modified On

July 1, 2024

Place

Taipei, Taiwan

Genre

Candid Photography

Camera

RICOH GR DIGITAL

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