史料原文/譯文"Wufu Temple has witnessed Luzhu's progress. Nicknamed "Nankan Marshal's Temple," it features elaborate Koji ceramics, with wooden and stone carvings. Though a temple of Minnan culture, there is a Shengji Incinerator from the Hakka. A "Messenger's Cave" is also found at the rear courtyard; it is an ancient temple worshipping the Martial God of Wealth.
In Qing Dynasty, Wufu Village belonged to the Ketagalans, and is the earliest developed region in Taoyuan by the Han people. Legend has it that during the conquest, the incense ashes left by the Koxinga's army were seen as a sign from Martial God of Wealth, thus a hut was built for worship. Further trading and immigration from the southern Chinese population turned the area into a settlement.
In 1745, funds were gathered and turned the tiny hut into the Temple of Martial God of Wealth. Several renovations and expansions later, the Shengji Incinerator was added, and it was rebuilt plus renamed as Wufu Temple in 1924.
The Minnan-styled temple has a narrowed layout, with san-chuan-men, a three-door entrance, leading to a three-layered courtyard; it features laying-beam like structure, wooden bracket sets, with traditional vegetation and auspicious animal designs.
Another piece of history is the squared, double-layered bricked Shengji Incinerator with a stone carving of the original contributors' names.
Two key ceremonies are held annually during the lunar calendar year: the Martial God of Wealth's birthday and parade on March 16th, and the Ghost Festival with launching of water lanterns in mid-July."