Over the span of four centuries, water has always been a constant in Tainan, water has remained an enduring presence in Tainan, bridging the gap between past and present across time and space: the Taijiang Inland Sea transformed into land, upon which the old five channels were excavated, gradually evolving into streets. “The Spring” Square, once the location of an idle building, reintroduced water into its surroundings. This monumental waterfall emerges unexpectedly, a marvel amidst the cityscape. ( Indeed, isn’t the profound transformation of urban landscapes a miracle in itself?). This perpetual source of “living water” offers a whimsical disruption in time and space, prompting profound introspection while embodying the flux and constants of Tainan’s 400-year narrative.