There are many Chinese in Vietnam, so there are many Chinese buildings. Chen's Temple was built in 1802 by Chen Sile. His father was a Chinese businessman and settled in Hoi An after marrying a local woman. His son Chen Sile became a government official through the examination of the Yuan Dynasty and was stationed in China. Adhering to the Chinese tradition, the temple was built to sacrifice ancestors. The building was mainly Chinese, but some details were Japanese and characteristic, with beams and pillars as the most obvious. The front of the house is the ancestor's brand, and the main entrance in front of the brand will only open on major days such as the Spring Festival sacrifice ancestors; The second half of the house is the residence of the family members. Later generations still live.