Principal Xin Zhiping's Former Residence, County monument mansion in East District of Hsinchu City, Taiwan
Principal Xin Zhiping's Former Residence is a two-story house in Yuxian Village with traditional architectural elements arranged symmetrically. The structure combines Japanese and Chinese design features in a balanced composition.
The building was constructed in 1922 and served as the home of Principal Xin Zhiping, who shaped educational standards in Hsinchu. Its existence marks a formative period in the development of the regional school system.
The residence shows how school principals lived and organized their family life in Taiwan during the 1920s. The way rooms are arranged reflects the family's values around education and maintaining a structured household.
The property is located in Yuxian Village on Dongmen Street and can be reached by public transportation. The visit is straightforward once you arrive at the East District of Hsinchu City and navigate to the site.
The original interior furnishings and room layout have been preserved from 1922. This preservation offers a direct window into how people lived and the craft techniques used during the early 20th century period.
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