During the interview , we learned that Yongchang temple in Nanxing once confused the main deity, causing local worshipers to have a desolate night. There are also palaces and temples named Yongchang temple in various places, and the lack of clear image recognition between them can easily lead to confusion and misunderstanding.

The standard characters of the logo are taken from the upturned eaves of the Yongchang temple. The turns of the strokes are both hard and soft, just like the stable Yongchang temple is surrounded by the Qielong River, strong and smooth.

Relevant applications are based on the unique imagery of Yongchang temple: safety tags and lighters are equipped with "big-eyed farmers", surrounding the five scissors that suppress Yongchang temple, the representative products of Shennong "tea, rice" and the "big-eyed farmers" commonly found in temples. "Lotus, blue clouds"; "lobster, golden turtle, goldfish" not only symbolize wealth and auspiciousness, but are also tributes to the local traditional skill "noodle maker". All applied material elements are inspired by field observations and revolve around the local area. With the mantra of "One stream, two trees, three doors, four fables, and five scissors", we hope that Yongchang temple can connect the local characteristics through Yongchang temple, create a unique local characteristic of Daxi Nanxing, and integrate it with other regions in Taiwan. Yongchang temple makes a distinction.