Zhang Family Ancestral Hall Introduction
The Zhangjia Ancestor Temple was built during the Japanese colonial period (Meiji 37). After World War II, it underwent several major renovations. The existing Zhangjia Ancestor Temple in Taichung is oriented from west to east and is a four-sided courtyard building with two halls and four protective dragons. In front of the ancestor temple, there is a wide forecourt and a crescent-shaped pond at the entrance. The architectural layout resembles traditional residences in central Taiwan, and the main structure has distinctive features due to the different methods used on the left and right sides of the central axis. The above information is sourced from the Taichung City Cultural Heritage Office.
