Zhang Yu-Sheng lived at No.22, Lane 2, Xin-Fu Rd. of Duxingshi Village,and the house in which he lived is at the innermost part of the museum. The neighboring buildings of No.20, 18 and 16 were renovated and integrated to be part of the museum to make it spacious enough to accommodate the flow of visitors. To balance between tourism promotion and cultural preservation, the original architecture was preserved without large-scale alteration. The same materials were used for repairs based on the original structure and an open cell ceiling was installed in compliance with the design. The design allows visitors to enter the museum from an alley, starting from Zhang Yu-Sheng’s House at No.22 , proceeding to the neighboring buildings at 20, 18 and 16, and exit the museum from building No.16.

Zhang Yu-Sheng Museum in Duxingshi Village was officially open on May, 23, 2009. His parents, friends and relatives were invited to the opening ceremony.

It took three months to renovate the buildings and half a year to collect the photos, family letters, manuscripts, trophies, achievement, videos, etc. Penghu County Government appreciates Zhang Yu-Sheng’s family, fans, Forward Music, Godot Theater Company, and many others for their assistance. Software installation for the Museum cost 4.5 million in total and the museum occupies 133 square meters.

Exhibitions in the museum are displayed in the following order : (1) No.22 (Zhang Yu-Sheng’s House): Entrance image, mom’s cooking arousing nostalgia, childhood, parents as role models forever, fortress forever, freedom after leaving home. (2) No.20: Encounter with music, albums, audio area and collections (3) No.18: Zhang Yu-Sheng Collection, “Kiss me, Nana”, impossible missions, most beloved by God and outdoor areas. (4) No.16: Yu-Sheng’s Great achievements.

Since admission is free, and the objects displayed are provided by his family, fans and companies, we ask every visitor to cherish these objects and welcome everyone to provide related items to generate more response.