Miaoli County is located in the south-south coastal area of the northern part of Taiwan Island. 1820.3 square kilometers. 562,507 (May 2012), ranked 10th in Taiwan; density 309.02 people / square kilometer (ranked 17th in Taiwan). In 1889, Miaoli officially set up the county, and later changed to Hsinchu County. In 1950, the county was re-established. Including a city, 6 towns, 11 townships. In the mountainous Miaoli County, the east is the second highest peak in Taiwan, the snow-capped mountains, and the mountains and mountains are the mountains. In the past, the mountainous area was the original beech forest, and the coffin also created the rise of the Sanyi Qimu carving. The shallow hills of the hills have a mild climate and are suitable for planting tea trees and mulberry trees.