The “Zhouhou Village” series is to commemorate the vanished Zhouhou Village.
In 1963, Typhoon Gloria caused severe flooding in the Taipei and New Taipei areas. The government consulted American water experts, who suggested widening the Guandu Shizitou Pass. Unexpectedly, this led to seawater backflow, flooding large farmlands in Wugu’s Zhouhou Village, with Sanchong, Luzhou, and Xinzhuang even more severely affected.
In 1980, the government planned to build the Erchong Flood Diversion Canal, requisitioning land in Zhoushiziwei (including parts of Wugu Township’s Zhouhou Village, Zhuhua Village, and Gengliao Village, now known as the Wugu Wetlands) as a flood discharge area. Zhouhou Village was abandoned, and today’s Luzhou Zhongyi Temple was relocated from Zhoushiziwei.
The blasting of the Shizitou Bird Stepping Stone to widen the river mouth caused seawater backflow, turning fertile farmlands into what is now the “Wugu Wetlands.”
Today, after flood control projects, Taipei has successfully achieved typhoon flood drainage functionality and even provides facilities for bike paths and urban parks.
「洲後村」系列寶，是為了紀念消失的洲後村。
1963年葛樂禮颱風導致雙北地區大淹水，政府請示美國水利專家建議拓寬關渡獅子頭隘口，沒想到引發海水倒灌，淹沒五股洲後村大片良田，三重、蘆洲、新莊更加嚴重。
1980年政府研擬興建二重疏洪道，徵收洲仔尾（五股鄉洲後村、竹華兩村和更寮村的部分土地，即今五股溼地）為洩洪區，洲後村廢村，今蘆洲忠義廟即是從洲仔尾遷建。
因為炸掉獅子頭鳥踏石來拓寬河口，導致海水倒灌，良田全成了現在的「五股濕地」。
如今疏洪道整治工程後的台北，成功達到颱風排洪功能，甚至提供自行車道、都會公園的運用。