During the Japanese colonization of Taiwan, urban planning and road construction tended to have a circular design. Tang Tichang Memorial Park also has a circular design, and it was called Min Sheng Green Park. Later, it was renamed Tang Te Chang Memorial Park in relation to a funeral held in the park during the incident of February 28, 1947 AD, and there is now a bronze statue of the upper body of Tang. The area around the park has the highest density of historical sites in the city and is the most important for tourists. Every Christmas, a large number of tourists gather in the park to see the huge Christmas tree outside the National Museum of Taiwan Literature and Decoration. The park is not only of historical interest; It is part of the collective memory of Tainan City.