Zhonghua Road, Hsinchu, Taiwan

Zhonghua Road

Zhonghua Road is one of the main roads in Hsinchu City, Taiwan Province. During the Japanese occupation of Taiwan, the North-South official road in the Qing Dynasty was curved and narrow. In 1916, the military road on the west side of the railway was widened and improved. In 1924, the improvement was completed as a part of the north-south highway in Taiwan. After the war, it was renamed Zhonghua Road. Zhonghua Road starts from Qianxi bridge in the north and ends at Zhongai litoufen border in the south. It is roughly northeast southwest. There is an interchange between the north end of Zhonghua Road and the East-West express road of Nanliao bamboo on line 68, and the south end of Zhonghua Road is Xiangshan interchange of Formosa expressway.

Zhonghua Road is divided into six sections: the first section: Qianxi bridge connects with Zhubei in the north, and the second section of Zhonghua Road connects with Ziyou road in the south. section 2: it is connected with Section 1 of Zhonghua Road in the north and section 3 of Zhonghua Road in the south. section 3: it connects section 2 of Zhonghua Road with Siwei road in the north and section 4 of Zhonghua Road with Zhongshan Road in the south. four sections: in the north, Zhongshan road connects with the third section of Zhonghua Road, and in the south, Yuanpei street and Dazhuang road connect with the fifth section of Zhonghua Road. section 5: Yuanpei street and Dazhuang road are connected with section 4 of Zhonghua Road in the north, and section 5 of Zhonghua Road in the south. section 6: it is connected with section 5 of Zhonghua Road in the north and Zhonghua Road in Toufen town in the south.