Twin Hearts Stone Weir, located in the northeast corner of Chimei Township, the north cliff of Dingxi in Donghu Village, which is also called “Dingxi Weir”. The weir is used as a traditional trap to catch fish. The pretty and fanciful twin-heart style attracts “Kingcar Drinks” and “Mitsubishi Automobile” to find the view for their TV advertisements. The tourists could also look other islets around from this weir and walk along the slab ladders by the “Dragon Pagoda” to the weir. Here is the best location to see the sunrise in Pengfu County.
The owner of this weir, Mr. Yanjiaoben has ever said: The original weir is not the present shape. At first he authorized “Master Bale” of Jibei Vessel to design and build the old weir with “two caves and one room” at the left curve. However, it was collapsed by typhoon. After that, Mr. Yangong began to map out and authorize the master worker in Jibei to design the wall and the room and rebuild a new weir at the present location. It takes hundreds of days to build this weir, and finally it was finished around 1937.
Many years ago, Mr. Yanjiaoben plants “:Crossostephium chinense” at the inner part of the left
foot. The villagers use the flower to manufacture ice goods in Chimei. According to their words, the flower has the curative effect of annealing and the treating of cold..
The wall of the weir was collapsed for many times due to the rapid currents and typhoons. The township government has repaired the wall for four or five times but ineffective. We could see that the technique of the original master worker is so excellent that no one could compare with.

It takes people about seven to eight minutes from Micro Taiwan along with the road by the sea to Micro Taiwan. The tourists could see a pavilion, a basalt fence and the Twin Hearts Stone Weir well known both locally and abroad while looking seawards. The tourists will involuntarily search the best place in photographing. Watch the steps! Don’t approach the crag due to the depth from the tiptop to the seabed is about forty to fifty meters.