Former Residence of Chang Hsüeh-liang, Historic house in Beitou District, Taiwan.
The Former Residence of Chang Hsüeh-liang is a house located in Beitou that displays 20th-century living spaces with traditional architectural features and a garden surrounding the building. It holds a collection of over 500 photographs, original furnishings, and personal belongings that provide a window into daily life during that period.
This residence belonged to a Chinese military leader whose political role changed after events in the 1930s, leading him to settle in Taiwan. The house was later designated as a protected historic building to preserve this chapter of 20th-century history.
The residence reveals how a prominent family lived during the 20th century, with spaces that reflect their daily routines and personal choices. Visitors can see the objects and arrangements that shaped their everyday life in this home.
The house is open for visits during regular hours, and guided tours help explain the rooms and their connection to the residents' lives. Comfortable footwear is recommended as visitors walk through multiple rooms and explore the surrounding garden.
The original resident lived to his 100th year, witnessing an entire century of dramatic change across Asia and mainland politics. His long lifespan is reflected in the collection's span of objects from different periods of the 20th century.
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