ZJ Medium Thick Pound Classic Short Sleeve T-Shirt Meiji Bridge Drawing Design Made in Taiwan MIT

▨ Taiwanese series Taiwanese, No. 4 T, Meiji Bridge Many people have seen or stayed at the Maruyama Hotel, but did you know that the Maruyama Hotel was originally a Taiwanese shrine during the Japanese era? The Meiji Bridge leading to the Taiwan Shrine was a landmark building of the Japanese era. After the war, it was renamed "Zhongshan Bridge" and was located where Zhongshan North Road crosses the Keelung River today. In 2002, the Zhongshan Bridge was dismantled into blocks and stacked by the river, waiting for the government to face it again and restore it. ▨ Product features Medium-thick short-sleeved T-shirt, Made In Taiwan, 20-count combed cotton, skin-friendly, printed with ZJ graphics, looks good and feels good on both boys and girls🥰 No light will show through to reveal inner beauty, no bulging will cause embarrassment, and the neckline is firm. High-quality products made in Taiwan. Pure cotton has a certain degree of breathability, but it is medium-thick and has a somewhat gummy feel when the picture is printed. If you are looking for an extremely breathable T-shirt, this model may not be suitable. ▨ Recommended colors and sizes Color: bean pink, not too colorful The classic version is not a loose version. Girls should get M or L if they want a loose feeling, and boys should get L or XL if they want a loose feeling. Model A (Female): 155cm/50kg, size S is comfortable, size M is loose Model B (Female): 163cm/55kg, size M is comfortable, size L is loose Model C (Male): 175cm/70kg, size L is comfortable, size XL is loose Model D(Male): 180/75kg, L fit, XL comfortable Adjective definition: fit < comfortable < loose < very loose If you need 2XL, please send me a message and I will customize it separately. The shipping days will be longer. ▨Taiwanese Series Cotton T-Shirt Drawing Story About Taiwan Made In Taiwan Taiwanese, No.4 T, Meiji Bridge The Grand Hotel in Taipei was formerly the Taiwan Shrine, and the Meiji Bridge leading to the Taiwan Shrine was also a landmark building of the Japanese era at that time. Now the bridge is still there, but it has been dismantled into blocks and piled up by the river, waiting for the government to take it seriously again and restore it. ▨ Others Item number: TW004SPI There may be an error of 1-2cm between the product measurement and the pattern position. The photos are actual photos taken by me and try to restore the colors as much as possible. The colors may vary due to screen differences. ZJ operates the store by himself, so the shipping speed and message speed may not be real-time, so please bear with us. Washing instructions: gentle wash inside out, do not tumble dry, do not wring out, do not bleach ZJ has no political stance and hopes to bring you an objective and unbiased story about Taiwan's history. As a lover of historical monuments or architectural art, I hope the Taiwan government can restore the Meiji Bridge (Zhongshan Bridge). This article refers to articles and videos by Academia Sinica and cultural and historical worker Ling Zongkui. The old photos are from the archives of the Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica.