Putzu

Another example is that of a tax official at the Putzu branch of the Chiayi County District Tax Office surnamed Tsai, who in September of 1993 violated regulations against releasing private and confidential information[…]

1995, Anti-Corruption Yearbook, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 275

A year ago in Putzu, a town of 30,000 people that borders the Tropic of Cancer, when the news arrived that Youde was selected to go to America to study, the town's people were surprised and delighted for him. He was the pride of the town.

2002 [1995], Tehpen Tsai, “Under the Zamboa Tree”, in Grace Tsai Hatch, transl., Elegy of Sweet Potatoes: Stories of Taiwan's White Terror, Taiwan Publishing Co. Ltd., →ISBN, →OCLC, page 19

The road to recognition for the 48-year-old craftswoman was a long one. Like many boys and girls in her hometown of Putzu in southern Taiwan's Chiayi County, Yeh started to work after completing her elementary education to help out the family.

2003 April 1, “Order in Disorder”, in Taiwan Today, archived from the original on 05 Oct 2022

The event series of “Q is from Chiayi” held by the “Paper Windmill Foundation” has invited Mr. Hou Yo Yi, the dean of the Taiwan Police Academy who was born in Chiayi County to return to his home county to talk about how a country boy from Putzu became the Dean of the Police Academy in the speech of “The dream of a country boy”.[…] In the grand hall of the Chiayi Innovation collage, Mr. Hou first shared his affiliations and ties with Chiayi; his family heritage, his parents, the memories of Putzu, interesting episodes during his student life, unforgettable girlfriend and etc.

2009 July 3, “Dean of the Police Academy Mr. Hou Yo Yi speech about his life journey”, in Chiayi County Government, archived from the original on 25 Sep 2022

Youde was born in 1925 in Chiayi County’s Putzu City (朴子). He went, as did Tsai, to the US for a year on a scholarship after graduating from university, and returned to teach in his home town.

2021 May 13, Bradley Winterton, “Book review: Novelizing Taiwan’s White Terror”, in Taipei Times, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 12 May 2021, Features, page 14