Zheng Chenggong Cultural Relics Museum

It is said that after Zheng Chenggong died, some of his descendants lived in zhudaliao, a fishing village along the coast of Sihu township. Zheng Chenggong, the god worshipped by the Zheng clan, was consecrated by one Fang Gu every year until the 29th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1903). As a result of the change of social pattern, he was no longer dedicated to the gods worshipped by the Zheng clan, but was consecrated by the village tribes of each Fang.

This is also the reason why the villagers warmly celebrate Zheng Chenggong's passing stocks on January 16 of the lunar calendar. At this time of the year, the lion formation of the martial arts school has its own unique moves and is very lively. Every year, all the cultural relics of the state surname Gong are transferred and stored with the passing of shares by the gods. Because of their age, most of the cultural relics are too old to be counted and handed over, so they are damaged. By the resolution of the Management Committee of Wugu Kaitai Zunwang, a "Zheng Chenggong cultural relics exhibition hall" is set up in the santaolun bathing beach in Sihu Township, where Changfang shares are located. All the ancient articles of the state surname Gong are preserved for people to admire, remember, visit and study.

Address: 152 Kaishan Road, Zhongxi District, Tainan, Taiwan

Longitude: 120.207577

Latitude: 22.987928

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