In the northern Chinese palace building, it displays the course of Taiwan history and Indigenous peoples’ culture from the first to third floors, and houses Chinese and Japanese volumes in the library on the fourth. The House is on the right side of Wenwu House.
The Dutch and Spanish had separately ruled Taiwan since mid-17th cent. Jheng Cheng-Gong expelled the Dutch and had his troop stationed and farmed, explored international trade, founded administration systems, which laid a foundation of following development of Taiwan.
Jheng Ke-Shuang had been defeated and surrendered to Ching Empire, and then Emperor Kangsi accepted to govern Taiwan at Shih Lang's suggestion in 1684. About 200 years later, Ching ceded Taiwan to Japan after losing Sino-Japanese War.