Zhangjia Ancestral Hall Introduction
The Zhang Family Ancestor Temple was built during the Japanese Colonial Period (Meiji 37). After World War II, it underwent several renovations. The existing Taichung Zhang Family Ancestor Temple faces east while sitting west and is a traditional four-sided courtyard temple building with two main sections, two corridors, and four protective dragons. In front of the ancestor temple, there is a spacious forecourt and a semicircular pond at the entrance. The architectural arrangement resembles the traditional residences of the central region, with distinctive differences on either side of the central axis in its construction. The above text is sourced from the Taichung City Cultural Assets Office.
