Changhua was founded in 1723, in the first year of the reign of Emperor Yongzheng, Qing Dynasty, which came from a shortened form of the phrase "demonstrating the benevolence of the Emperor" ("zhang xian huang hua" in Chinese)
During the Japanese colonization, Changhua City was under the administration of Taichu Ken, then Taichu Cho and then Shoka Cho. In 1933 (the eighth year of the Showa period) the Shoka Town was merged with Nankaku Village and Otake Village to be upgraded as Shoka City, under the administration of Taichu Prefecture. After World War Two, Changhua City was established as a provincial city and was downgraded as a countycontrolled city in 1951. It has been the seat of Changhua County since then.
Annual mean rain volume: about 1,733 millimeter
Annual mean temperature: 23.7 degrees Celsius
Area: 65.69 square kilometer
Population: 225,105 (calculated as of May 2024)
Well-developed transportation network offers the City easy access to the world.
Air: 30 minutes of driving to RMQ International Airport
Railway: TRA mountain & coast lines; 10 minutes of driving to THSR Taichung station
Freeway: Sun Yat-Sen National Highway & Formosa National Highway.
Manufacturing:
Dominate the global market
● Hardware
● Mechanical accessories
● Machining equipment & components
Agriculture:
● Award-Winning champion honey.
● Dried lychee fruit
● Dairying
Dried lychee fruit
Dairying
Award-Winning champion honey
Addr: No.74, Guangfu Rd., Changhua City, Changhua County 50045, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Tel: +88647222141