Zhada Tai Bei Gongyi Marathon（渣打臺北公益馬拉松）

Zhongyuan Creek, formerly named Qiongjiaojiao Creek, is a river on the north-western side of Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. Its lower course passes through Zhongyuan Village; it does not flow into the Nanshijiao Creek, and is one of the tributaries that flow independently into the Xindian Creek. It has now been regulated into a typical industrial drainage channel, and much of it has been covered over as roads or car parks.

Erbazhang Creek is a stream in Zhonghe, Taiwan, and a tributary on the western side of Nanshijiao Creek. It takes its name from flowing through Ershibazhang (Twenty-Eight Zhang). It was originally a natural stream and has now been widened and improved into a drainage channel.

The remains of Haishan Shrine are a historic site in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. Within the designated area, besides the remains of Haishan Shrine, there are also an air-raid shelter and the Jisui water distribution tank.

Tongfa Temple is located on Xiamen Street in Taipei, Taiwan, and is a Buddhist temple dedicated chiefly to Shakyamuni. The temple was founded in 1940 by Master Kato Ninsaku under the original name Budong Temple, dedicated chiefly to Acala. After the war the principal deity was changed and the temple took its present name; it is now a medium-sized temple building in imitation antique style in Zhongzheng District, Taipei. The temple is organised under a manager system, and its festival date is the eighth day of the fourth lunar month each year.