Zhonghe

Zhonghe

Zhōnghé (中和) is a densely populated district south of the Xindian River. Together with neighbouring Yonghe, from which it was administratively separated in 1958, the two form the “Shuanghe” (雙和) urban area that has largely merged with Taipei. The Nánshìjiǎo (南勢角) area is home to a large Burmese-Chinese community concentrated along Huaxin Street, where Southeast Asian restaurants draw visitors and the annual Thingyan water festival (潑水節) is celebrated each April. The Haishan Shinto Shrine survives in fragmentary form on Yuantong Mountain, near the Yuantong Temple, a Buddhist monastery established in the 1920s.

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Zhonghe Theater (中和戲院), Haishan Shinto Shrine (海山神社), Taiwu Mountain Village (太武山莊), Zhonghe Mingjia Theater (名家大戲院), Zhonghe Dahua Theater (中和大華戲院), Zhonghe Mingcheng Theater (名城大戲院), Zhonghe Fangliao Theater (中和枋寮戲院), Zhonghe Heheng Coal Mine (中和和亨礦場), Hongludi Nanshan Fude Temple (烘爐地南山福德宮), Zhanghe Public School Shinto Shrine (漳和公學校神社), Yuantong Temple (新北中和圓通禪寺), and Zhonghe Haishan Brick Kiln Chimney (中和海山磚窯廠煙囪).

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