Ancient Fengyuan was called Huludun, and was well-known as being the top granary in Taiwan for rice production. By integrating local culture, history, and geographical characteristics, this public art piece uses rice as a symbol of harvest and fulfillment according to the spirit of our ancestors, who followed the seasonal cycles and respected nature. The joys of this area, along with the fruits of our cultural industry, will continually be shared and spread by the people who rely on the rail infrastructure for travel. The enlarged Penglai Rice is a landmark where two kids are running happily around in the fields in celebration of the harvest. The image conveys the messages of season’s greetings and the harvest, together with the Chinese zodiac chart of 12 animals and the folk song of the 12 solar terms displayed on the ground. The large rice grain is surrounded by six smaller ones to suggest a perfect festival. The colorful and streamlined small grains have a modern style and also function as pieces of mobile outdoor furniture.