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Town builds giant church to resemble the shape of Cinderella shoes

Town builds giant church to resemble the shape of Cinderella shoes
Town builds giant church to resemble the shape of Cinderella shoes
Here is a recently erected church in Taiwan that’s shaped like Cinderella shoe.
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Here is a recently erected church in Taiwan that’s shaped like a shoe.

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The structure is over fifty feet tall, and was designed by local government officials in Taiwan’s Southwest Coast National Scenic Area, seeking to attract more tourists to the area.

The church is built in the form of a high heeled shoe, made of metal and blue glass tiles.

Still under construction, the structure is some 17 meters (55.77 ft) tall at the highest point, the heel.

Talia Pan, Recreation Section Manager of the Southwest Coast National Scenic Area Administration which is running the project, said she wanted to turn a sad part of history into something positive.

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"Because of (a) drinking water shortage in the southwestern coastal area in the 1960s, (residents) had to drill deep wells to get drinking water. Because of arsenic in the water, there were cases of Blackfoot disease ... (which if) severe, the only option to save a life is to amputate both legs," she said to Abc News.

"Because of this, a lot of women lost the opportunity to walk into marriage, walk into a new life chapter on high-heeled shoes ... Because of that history, we hope to create a place in Chiayi County, where people can get married, invoking the fairy tale of Cinderella."

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