Taipei Changfu Temple, a Taoist temple. Located at No. 1, Changfu Street, Xiuchuan Village, Sanxia Township, Taipei County, Taiwan Province. According to the “Taiwan Temple Panorama,” it was built in the 34th year of the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1769), and has since been destroyed and rebuilt three times due to natural and man-made disasters. It now covers an area of 500 square meters and has a five-gate, three-hall layout. The five gates refer to the Longmen Gate on the east side of the front hall, the Humen Gate on the west side, and the three central gates in the middle. The three halls are the front hall, the main hall, and the back hall. They are all built with stone foundations and wooden roofs, and have the characteristics of traditional Chinese temple architecture. The beauty and refinement of their architecture, statues, carvings, and paintings have earned them the reputation of being the “Oriental Temple of Art.” The main deity worshipped in the main hall of the temple is Qingshui Zushi.

台北长福岩　道教庙宇。在台湾省台北县三峡镇秀川里长福街一号。据《台湾寺庙大观》记载：创建于清代乾隆三十四年 (1769)，后因天灾人祸，三毁三建。现占地面积五百平方米，建筑格局为五门三殿式，五门是指前殿东边的龙门、西边的虎门和中间的三个中门，三殿为前殿、正殿、后殿；均以石为基，以木为顶构建而成，具有中国传统庙宇建筑的特点，其建筑、塑像、雕刻、绘画之美之精享有“东方艺术殿堂”之誉。庙内正殿主祀清水祖师。