Chang Yu-sheng Story Museum Introduction
The Chang Yu-sheng Story Museum is a reconstruction of the military dependents' village where singer Chang Yu-sheng spent his childhood—Duxing 10th Village. Due to the limited space, the county government decided to include nearby buildings numbered 20, 18, and 16 for renovations to serve as a comprehensive exhibition for the museum. Inside, there are furnishings from the past displayed alongside artifacts related to Chang Yu-sheng, such as photos, creative works, letters, trophies, achievements, and videos. Most of these items were provided by Chang Yu-sheng's friends, family, and fans, holding significant value. The museum is divided into four thematic areas: Chang Yu-sheng's childhood life, educational growth, entrance into the music scene, and media coverage, showcasing various aspects of his life while studying and living in Penghu. Born in Penghu, the talented composer Chang Yu-sheng grew up in the historically rich Duxing 10th Village until the age of nine, a fact that is relatively unknown. Now, based on Duxing 10th Village, the museum has been planned to commemorate this talented artist. Chang Yu-sheng created many well-loved songs and became famous for his inspirational song "My Future Is Not a Dream." He tragically passed away in a car accident at the age of thirty-one, leaving many regrets and memories for his fans. [Recommended visit duration] 0.5 hours [Opening hours] April to September 08:00-12:00 14:00-18:00; October to March 08:00-12:00 13:30-17:30 [Chinese New Year period] Closed on New Year's Eve
