Lintian Mountain is located in Fenglin Township, Hualien County. It used to be a famous forest farm. It is especially famous in the Japanese occupation era. It was once known as the Hometown of Taiwan's Elm. Now because forest protection has long been discontinued, it has become an industrial relics scenic spot. The year of transporting wood, also known as "Little Jiufen", is a very quiet literary community. Lin Tianshan still retains the railways, trains, and Japanese-style coffin houses that transported timber that year. Compared with Jiufen, this small industrial remnant is quieter, strolling through the mountains and reminiscing about the time of the year. Very comfortable. PS: The full-legged pig's foot near Lintian Mountain is worth a visit. It is said to be full girl. In fact, it is a full mother-in-law. The full-time mother-in-law is a Hakka. This Hualien is famous for her full-legged pig's feet. The shop is also based on Hakka-style braised pork trotters and chopped hooves. It tastes fragrant and not salty. The meat is succulent, the entrance is instant, and the price is fair. It is recommended.