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Xīnwū (新屋), literally “new home”, is a rural coastal district in western Taoyuan renowned for its historic Hakka architecture. The district is named for the Fanjiang Ancestral Hall and associated cluster of traditional courtyard homes, the oldest dating to 1854, built by the Fanjiang family originating in Guangdong.
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- Wikipedia in Chinese (中文維基百科)
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Xinwu Theater (新屋戲院), Jiudou Yuzhang Hall (新屋九斗豫章堂), Xiazhuangzi Old Street (下庄子老街), Xinwu Bus Station (桃園客運新屋站), and Asia Bowling Alley (新屋亞洲保齡球館).