Kaohsiung Nanpeng Commerical private cram school of the Japanese rule

Police officer of Kaohsiung City and Penghu County, county legislator and vice president of the assembly of Pengu County

Being the first, second and third county legislator successively, being the mouthpiece and caretaker of populace, carrying out construction of the local, considerably praised and commended.

Personal Profile:  Chen-qian-kun was born on 12^th Oct, 1904, at Da-chi village of Xi-yu township, but moved and settled at Chong-quing borough of Magong city.  At the age of 16, he left for Kao-shiung, living as student worker and graduated at Private Nan-peng Commerical Cram School of Kao-shiung.  At the age of 20, he passed the examination of Kao-shiung Inspection Teaching Center and a year later he again passed the test of Police Training Center of Taiwan Governor Office.  Both of his graduation grades came out on top. Chen was an outstanding police officer during the Japanese colonial rule.  After the Restoration, he continued to serve for the police force till 1950 when he ran for county legislator.  He was elected the legislator of the First County Assembly of the 2^nd administrative area.  Thereafter, he renewed his term of office and was elected for the second and third County Assembly.  Chen acted as the mouthpiece of people and served them at his best thus received high opinion and compliments.  In 1963, he was diagnosis apoplexy and hence after lived in privacy.  It was a pity that he died on his bed in July 1979, aged 76.  Mr. Chen’s Japanese attainment was excellent and has taken the Japanese translation several times when he served as police officer and legislator.  Chen was an industrious, humble old man.