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Keelung Photo Gallery The name "Keelung" has a long history. In the past, the city's Chinese name meant "chickens' cage" (ÂûÅ¢), but that was subsequently changed to commemorate a Chinese emperor (°ò¶©). Even though the Chinese names are different, the English pronounciation for both names is the same - Keelung. This city of 400,000 is located north of Taipei and is Taiwan's 2nd largest port.
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| Keelung's skyline taken from the hilltop Chungcheng Park, which is crowned by a white 74-foot (23-meter) statue of Kuan Yin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy. | |||
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