In the northern Taiwanese town of Beipu, Chiang A-hsin is remembered as a renaissance man, but above all as a businessman- at one point around half the town’s population was on his payroll. In later years, market collapse would leave him bankrupt and force his family to leave the area for better opportunities in Taipei. But former employees continued to visit him on his birthday, and the children of those employees still gather in his honor. A well-appointed house Chiang built for business meetings still stands in his hometown. It’s now on the register of Hsinchu County’s historic buildings, and just last year it opened to the public. Local expert on the building Mr. Huang joins us today to discuss the building, but also the man behind it, who still evokes warm memories in his hometown today.