Jiangjiuhejiyangtang, Yuanlin City Introduction
Jiyang Hall, designated as a historical site in Changhua County, is a large temple that retains the regional architectural style and holds special significance in terms of local culture and history, making it a representation of its era. The building itself combines architectural styles from the Japanese occupation period and traditional Han styles, forming a typical Hakka courtyard house from Zhangzhou Pinghe. It features a main hall with two courtyards and guardian dragons on both sides, representing a large community while preserving the original characteristics of the Hakka culture. The main hall's deity altar is an original piece from the Japanese occupation, holding both artistic and historical significance. Additionally, an ancient well is preserved behind the main hall, highlighting the cultural background of the development of the Changhua Plain. Source: Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau.
