Nantou Shadong Palace, a Taoist temple. No. 495, Jishan Road, Zhushan Town, Nantou County, Taiwan Province. According to the “Taiwan Temple Panorama”: It was built in the seventh year of the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (1802), and was originally a stone room, dedicated to the founding saint Zheng Chenggong. It was repeatedly rebuilt and renamed Shengwang Temple; in the sixth year of the Xianfeng period (1856), local gentleman Liu Hanzhong expanded it, and it was named Shandong Palace for the meaning of “dominating the eastern part of Shuisha”. In the front hall, there is a plaque hanging in the worship hall that reads “Majestic in the East of the Sea”. On the left wall is a record of the great achievements of Zheng Chenggong's life, which is both literary and magnificent. On the right wall are photos of various celebrities who have visited the temple since its construction, along with brief introductory texts. In the middle of the main hall is a shrine that houses a golden statue of Zheng Chenggong, about four feet tall. On the left and right are two six-foot-tall golden statues that protect the main hall. The statue is dignified without anger. Behind the main hall is a garden with a pavilion and a mirror-polishing platform. The pavilion contains a five-foot-high bronze mirror that reflects the entire mountain. The temple is home to many cultural relics, and is famous for its ancient plaques.

南投沙东宫　道教宫观。在台湾省南投县竹山镇延平里集山路四九五号。据《台湾寺庙大观》记载：创建于清代嘉庆七年(1802)，初为石室，塑奉开台圣王郑成功，后屡经修建，改名为圣王祠；咸丰六年(1856)，地方绅士刘汉中扩建，以“威镇水沙东部”之义，始名为沙东宫。前殿拜庭上悬“威振海东”一匾，左壁书记郑成功一生伟绩等，文祠并茂，笔力遒劲，右壁置建庙以来各位临宫名人照片，并附简介文字；正殿正中龛内供奉郑成功金身塑像，高约四尺，左右各护立一尊六尺高的镇殿金尊，塑像不怒而威。宫后辟一园圃，园内筑有照镜台、照镜亭，亭内置放一面高约五尺的铜镜，镜可反映照镜山全景。宫内文物众多，以古匾著名。