Stations
| Code | Station Name | Connection | Location | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Chinese | ||||
| Orange Line | |||||
| O1 | Sizihwan |
西子灣 (中山大學) (哈瑪星) |
■ Costal Line Kaohsiung Cross-harbor Gondola |
Gushan | Kaohsiung |
| O2 | Yanchengpu | 鹽埕埔 | ■ Circular Line (exterior) | Yancheng | |
| O4 | City Council | 市議會 | Cianjin | ||
| O5/R10 | Formosa Boulevard | 美麗島 | ■ Red Line | Sinsing | |
| O6 | Sinyi Elementary School | 信義國小 | |||
| O7 | Cultural Center | 文化中心 | ■ Circular Line (exterior) | Sinsing Lingya |
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| O8 | Wukuaicuo | 五塊厝 | Lingya | ||
| O9 | Martial Arts Stadium | 技擊館 | |||
| O10 | Weiwuying | 衛武營 | ■ Brown Line | ||
| O11 | Fongshan West | 鳳山西站 | Fongshan | ||
| O12 | Fongshan | 鳳山 | TRA Pingtung Line: Fengshan (exterior) | ||
| O13 | Dadong | 大東 | ■ Green Line | ||
| O14 | Fongshan Junior High School | 鳳山國中 | → ■ Pingtung Extension (planned) | ||
| OT1 | Daliao | 大寮 | → ■ Daliao Extension (planned) | Daliao | |
| Pingtung Extension (from Fongshan Junior High School Station) (planned) | |||||
| O14 | Fongshan Junior High School | 鳳山國中 | ← ■ Main Section of the Orange Line | Fongshan | Kaohsiung |
| OP1 | Piding | 埤頂 | Fongshan Daliao |
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| OP2 | Cianjhuang |
前庄 | Daliao | ||
| OP3 | Wongyuan |
翁園 | |||
| OP4 | Siliao |
溪寮 | ■ Foguangshan Line | ||
| OP5 | Jhuanzihyao |
磚子瑤 | Pingtung | Pingtung County |
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| OP6 | Yucheng Village | 玉成里 | |||
| OP7 | Sinsing |
新興 | |||
| OP8 | Dingjhai |
頂宅 | |||
| OP9 | Taisugar Pingtung Factory | 台糖屏東總廠 | |||
| Daliao Extension (from Daliao Station) (planned) | |||||
| OT1 | Daliao | 大寮 | ← ■ Main Section of the Orange Line | Daliao | Kaohsiung |
| OT2 | Fonglin |
鳳林 | |||
| OT3 | Gaoying | 高英 | |||
| OT4 | Dafa Industrial Park | 大發工業區 | |||
| OT5 | Sincuo |
新厝 | |||
| OT6 | Jhaoming |
昭明 | |||
| OT7 | Tantou | 潭頭 | |||
| OT8 | Linyuan Junior High School | 林園國中 | Linyuan | ||
| OT9 | Linyuan Jhongsiao |
林園忠孝 | |||
| OT10 | Linyuan | 林園 | ■ Red Line Linyuan/Donggang Extansion | ||
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—William Jones (1746–1794)
“A reader who quarrels with postulates, who dislikes Hamlet because he does not believe that there are ghosts or that people speak in pentameters, clearly has no business in literature. He cannot distinguish fiction from fact, and belongs in the same category as the people who send cheques to radio stations for the relief of suffering heroines in soap operas.”
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The majesty and burning of the child’s death.
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Nor blaspheme down the stations of the breath”
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