Zhenlan Cultural Center Introduction
The purpose of Zhenlan Temple is to promote Mazu culture, encourage folk arts and crafts activities, develop local cultural atmosphere, and enhance the local cultural level. The Zhenlan Cultural Building is constructed on the land of Zhenlan Temple and Ping An Koubian section, with the groundbreaking ceremony held on December 29, 1990 (the 13th day of the 11th month in the lunar calendar). Design Concept: The building features six floors, designed to resemble the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, and includes small and medium-sized conference rooms, a Mazu museum, a library, the old temple's Five Dynasty Gate, and various cultural relics. Floor Introduction: B1: Huayuan Plaza is dedicated to displaying stone sculptures, wood carvings, sculptures, traditional Chinese paintings, calligraphy, ink wash paintings, handicrafts, bonsai, large-scale art, and folk cultural relics. 1F and 2F: The performance hall seats 786 people, available for various organizations, Buddhist groups, daycare centers, kindergartens, graduation ceremonies, briefings, talent competitions, performances, speeches, awards, commendations, Buddhist teachings, and large concerts. 4F: The conference hall is available for various organizations to hold briefings and seminars.
