In the 1960s, encouraged by a government-sponsored campaign for a renaissance of Chinese culture, many official buildings were built in a style reminiscent of the ornate, solemn palace architecture of northern China, and for occasions such as National Day, Taiwan Retrocession Day and Constitution Day, Chinese-style ceremonial arches would be put up over the entrances to government agencies and across major roads.
民國五十年代，隨著政府遷台及復興中華文化運動的鼓吹，許多官方建築紛紛趨向於北方華麗厚重的中國宮庭風格，尤其每逢雙十節、光復節、行憲紀念日，公家機關大門或是主要街道更會搭起一座座中國式的牌樓。