Quick answer: What is 勝豐吧 in Lukang? A bar in a building over a hundred years old on 橫街 (Heng Street) that was first a rice warehouse, then Lukang’s first drink shop.

一句話簡介
它以前是倉庫,後來變成飲料店,現在是一間酒吧。
文章 The Text
鹿港有一條老街,叫做橫街。橫街上有一棟老房子,已經一百多年了。
這棟房子以前是倉庫,用來放米。後來,戰爭結束了,這裡變成一間飲料店,是鹿港第一間飲料店。
現在,這棟房子又改造了,變成一間酒吧,叫做「勝豐吧」。晚上,很多人會來這裡喝一杯,聊聊天。
我覺得很有意思,因為這棟房子一直都在,只是每個時代,它做的事情不一樣。
老房子沒有被拆掉,反而一直被使用。我覺得這樣很好。
單字 The Words
| 中文 | Pinyin | English |
|---|---|---|
| 老房子 | lǎo fáng zi | old house/building |
| 倉庫 | cāng kù | warehouse |
| 以前是 | yǐ qián shì | used to be |
| 戰爭 | zhàn zhēng | war |
| 改造 | gǎi zào | to renovate, remodel |
| 酒吧 | jiǔ bā | bar |
| 喝一杯 | hē yī bēi | to have a drink |
| 時代 | shí dài | era, time period |
| 拆掉 | chāi diào | to tear down |
| 使用 | shǐ yòng | to use |
翻譯 The Translation
Lukang has an old street called Heng Street. On this street, there’s an old building that’s over a hundred years old.
This building used to be a warehouse, used for storing rice. Later, after the war ended, it became a drink shop — the first drink shop in Lukang.
Now, the building has been renovated again, into a bar called “Sheng Feng Bar.” At night, lots of people come here to have a drink and chat.
I think it’s really interesting, because this building has always been there — it’s just that in every era, it’s been used for something different.
The old building wasn’t torn down. Instead, it just keeps getting used. I think that’s a good thing.
Notice This
- 以前是 + 名詞 — 以前是倉庫 = “used to be a warehouse.” Super useful pattern for talking about a place’s history: X 以前是 Y (X used to be Y).
- 反而 — This word means “on the contrary / instead.” 沒有被拆掉,反而一直被使用 = “wasn’t torn down, but instead kept being used.”
- This isn’t nostalgia tourism — In Lukang, old buildings like this one are still actually being used by locals — a bar, a workshop, a home. That’s a very Taiwan way of treating history: keep living in it, don’t just look at it.
Try It Yourself
用「以前是…,現在是…」寫一句話,介紹一個你知道、被改造過的地方。
Try writing one sentence using “used to be… now it’s…” to describe a place you know that’s been renovated or repurposed.

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