Chen Chi-tsun's woodcarving artworks can be seen in notable temples across southern Taiwan and have been on display at home and abroad. Chen never ceases to incorporate modern elements, western oil painting techniques, and sketching methods with the tradition art forms, bringing woodcarving to new heights.
The Museum of Archaeology, Tainan Branch of the National Museum of Prehistory officially opened in 2019. The museum, designed by Taiwanese architect Kris Yao, covers an area of 2.44 hectares, with a lower level and four upper levels. The design presented the concept of exploring downward, introspecting, and interweaving the past with the present.