Mt. Kuan-yin Dated ca. 1960 Oils on canvas, 50 x 60 cm From a Liao Family Collection	Tamkang Scenery Dated 1961 Oils on canvas, 53 x 64 cm From a Liao Family Collection	Tamsui Scenery Dated 1965 Oils on canvas, 73 x 92 cm From a Liao Family Collection
	In 1947, Liao Chi-chun moved with his family to Taipei. He taught at a university fine arts department and also worked ceaselessly on his paintings. During this period, the focus of his sketching also gravitated to the scenery of northern Taiwan. Tamsui and Mt. Kuan-yin (on the shore opposite Tamsui) seem to have become his favorite scenery. Perhaps it was also because he was familiar with the area; he taught part-time at Tamsui's Ch'un-te Girls' High School (a division of Tamkang High School that later merged). Up until not long before he passed away, Liao did many works on this subject.