Chen Zhen-En Memorial Park Introduction
Located in front of the Yangjihui Mountain Temple in Kinmen, it was built to honor Chen Zhen (father) and Chen Jian (son) with a royal decree. The Chen Zhen Memorial Archway is a county-designated historic site, made of granite stone, and was announced as a third-class historic site in November 1988. The archway features a four-column, three-bay, three-story design and is primarily constructed from granite, while the "Enrong" plaque, bird-shaped brackets, and some decorations are made of green stone. Each of the four square pillars is adorned with double-layered horizontal crossbeams, with the upper crossbeams having a drum-shaped cross-section and inlaid with the "Enrong" plaque. It is the only surviving stone archway from the Ming dynasty in the Kinmen area.
