This is a residential house in Chonggui. Chonggui is located in the Chonggui Basin in the southwest of Wudeng Village, Yuchi Township, Nantou County. At the beginning of the Han people's reclamation, in order to prevent the indigenous peoples from invading, the residents set up a gun platform, hence the name Chonggui (the gun cabinet). At the end of the Qing Dynasty, it was called "Chongguizhuang", and during the Japanese occupation period, it was first renamed "Chongguizhuang" or "Chonggui Dazi". After the war, Chonggui Dazhi and the lower part of Toushe Dazhi merged into Wudeng Village, which was under the jurisdiction of Yuchi Township, Xingao District, Taichung County. In October 1950, Nantou County was established, and Wudeng Village was changed to be under the jurisdiction of Yuchi Township, Nantou County. Wudeng Village includes Toushe and the No. 2 Basin of Chonggui. Most of the residents make a living from farming. At present, they grow loofahs, betel nuts, vegetables, and other crops. Most of the irrigation water comes from streams or springs.
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