Chen Chung-Lu Feather Duster. A lifetime of dedication, preserving Taiwan's last remaining handmade feather dusters. Feather dusters for cleaning dust are rarely seen in ordinary households anymore, but in a traditional courtyard house in Puyan Township. A lifetime of dedication, preserving Taiwan's last remaining handmade feather dusters. Feather dusters for cleaning dust are rarely seen in ordinary households anymore, but in a traditional courtyard house in Puyan Township, the owner, Chen Chung-Lu, still preserves this traditional handmade craft. It has become a unique leisure and tourism itinerary. Weekdays see student groups for outdoor education, while weekends attract visitors from all over Taiwan. The peaceful rural settlement has come alive because of these feather dusters. Many parents worry about their children spending too much time on computers and mobile phones, distracting them from their studies. Here, by working together to make a feather duster, not only is the parent-child relationship strengthened, but children also learn how to focus on doing one thing well, enhancing their sense of accomplishment and satisfaction, which greatly helps in improving learning stability.
Address: 彰化縣大村鄉彰化縣埔鹽鄉埔打路2巷8號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Changhua