Chienchen

Buddhist Choir established at Chienchen. Kaohsung......The Buddhist Mission of Chienchen established a Buddhist Choir to obey the advice of Ven. Hsingyuen.

Bodhedrum

1956 August 8, “佛教新聞英文版 [Buddhist News in Free China]”, in 菩提樹 [Bodhedrum], Taichung: The Bodhedrum Publications, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 15 Oct 2022, page 47, column 1

Kaohsiung City is situated at the southwestern part[...]The basic and heavy industries are mostly concentrated in Chienchen District,[...]

1962, General Report 1961 Industry & Commerce Census of Taiwan, the Republic of China, →OCLC, page 309

Only the station located in Chienchen is classified as an industrial monitoring station. However, two industrial complexes outside the city boundary of Kaohsiung (ie, Linyen and Tashe)[...]

1999 July, Ni-Bin Chang, C. C. Tseng, “Optimal Design of a Multi-Pollutant Air Quality Monitoring Network in a Metropolitan Region Using Kaohsiung, Taiwan as an Example”, in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, volume 57, →DOI, →ISSN, →OCLC

In Kaohsiung County, the most concentrated regions include Chienchen and Hsiaokang, which are predominantly industrial, and Sanmin, whose residents are mostly immigrants from the agricultural regions.

2004, Hsiao-Chuan Hsia, “Internationalization of Capital and the Trade in Asian Women: The Case of "Foreign Brides" in Taiwan”, in Women and Globalization, →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 205

Heavy rainfall brought by Morakot, coupled with the monthly rising tide along the coastlines of southern Taiwan, caused flooding in many districts in the city, with the areas adjacent to Sizihwan, Love River and Chienchen River heavily affected. The water level rose knee-high in some streets in the Chienchen district.

2009 August 9, “Taiwan Kaohsiung mayor orders typhoon recovery work”, in Taiwan News, archived from the original on 08 Oct 2022