Jiang Jiu He Ji Yang Tang in Yuanlin City Introduction
Jiayang Hall is a large-scale temple that retains the local characteristics of the region, holding special significance for the cultural and historical heritage of the area, representing the times. The architecture itself incorporates styles from the Japanese colonial period and traditional Han elements, forming a typical architectural group of Zhangzhou Pinghe Hakka round houses. It consists of a main hall with two entrances and protective dragons on both sides, representing a large community that has preserved the original Hakka features. The main hall's shrine is a surviving artifact from the Japanese colonial period, holding artistic and historical value. Behind the main hall, an ancient well is preserved, highlighting the cultural background of the cultivation of the Changhua Plain. Source: Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau.
