Entrance of Temple/ Chen Cheng-po/ Date Unknown/ Canvas/ Oil painting/ 59×70.5 cm, Tan Teng-pho

It is generally believed that this picture depicts the tianhou temple in tainan. For example, the visual literacy learning network introduces: "the subject of this painting is most likely tainan city's grand tianhou temple, which was originally the residence of zhu shugui, king ningjing of the ming dynasty. The contrast between the bright red and black of the temple building and the azure blue of the sky, as well as the pointed and flying arc-shaped ridge, shows the magnificence and noisy atmosphere of the temple building. This kind of creative method of borrowing common folk colors and art forms to personalize it is one of the sources of the "localized" style of the new generation of post-war painters. "(by li xianhui) however, this picture is quite different from the image of the grand thean hou temple during the japanese colonial period. In addition, according to chen chengbo's research on zhang jiannan's trip and other articles, this scene should be the nanyao palace in changhua. Object Type: painting. Unknown date Dimensions: 59×70.5 cm. Medium: canvas oil painting. Chen Chengpo nd, b