An example of a SW slip of the faulting

Photo 6-1 An athletic field in Kuang-Fu New Village south of Wuteng The left corner seen from the SW direction The track lines indicate a left lateral displacement.	Photo 6-2 The right corner seen from the SW direction The track lines indicate a right lateral displacement.

As the fault on the field is striking NW, the hanging wall has slided to the southwest!.	The NW striking surface fault should have a left-lateral strike-slip motion if it is an earthquake fault. The peculiar direction (SW) can be explained if the materal on the hanging wall collided with the NW block at the frontal thrust having a NE strike, and changed its direction like fluid. There are a number of NW striking fault segments, then a similar peculiar motion might be expected there.