The couple have therefore turned the original factory building into the Chang Lien-cheng Saxophone Museum. The museum displays Chang's musical instrument drawings, saxophones he made with his own hands, as well as some of his ink-and-wash paintings. Chang Tsung-yao and his wife hope that the museum will become a cultural tourism destination and will help keep Chang Lien-cheng's flame burning.
於是夫妻倆將原本組裝樂器的店面改成「張連昌薩克斯風紀念館」，展示阿公張連昌的樂器手稿、親手打造的薩克斯風，還有水墨畫等，希望這一間阿公留下來店，成為文化觀光據點，讓阿公的精神繼續發揚下去。