"We're not asking for the local authorities to charge people to see it and we're not expecting them to invest a great deal of money in any project," Dai said. "We'd simply like to see them promoting forgotten parts of Keelung's history."
Along with Keelung's government, it is also hoped that assistance from national institutions such the National Museum of History will see relics of the battle for Keelung someday proving a popular and educational asset for both locals and tourists alike.



