蛤蜊兵營，彰化線西海濱小小一村舍，古時約百名的退役官兵於此停留，主要以養殖蛤蜊及國家防衛，直到時空變幻，工業區逐漸進駐，此村舍也慢慢的變成一個具有歷史意義的廢棄碉堡。
Clam Barracks is a small village on the west coast of Changhua. In ancient times, this is the home for roughly 100 retired officers who bred clams and protected the country. As time went by, the area gradually evolved an industrial park, and the village became an abandoned fort with substantial historic significance.
For street temple fair, Mazu pilgrimage or other religious occasions, the sound of gongs and drums is usually omnipresent. The heritage and traditional craftsmanship of drum-making has been passed down for 3 generations at Yongan Drum Workshop in Xianxi Township, Changhua, which is now managed by the 3rd generation proprietor Cheng-Feng, Huang.
As technology becomes more advanced, many forms of traditional craftsmanship are gradually being replaced by machinery, and artisans who we called “Shih-Fu” are also becoming extinct. In the early years, where mechanization was not prevalent, artisans accumulated the values of handcraftsmanship through repeated learning, exploration, and practice, where each product was made by hand.
The longstanding drum factory has retained the most traditional techniques, including intricate procedures such as tanning, soaking, paring, and forming, etc., that are essential to drum-making.
Clam Barracks
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886-4-7584012
彰化縣線西鄉中央路三段326巷101號
No.101, 326 Ln., Sec. 3, Zhongyang Rd., Xianxi Township
更新日期：9/9/2025 12:17:41 AM