英文摘要:Shu Lien-Cheng was a craftsman who across 20th to 21th centuries. At 1919, he was born in Taipei, dead at 2002 in San-chun , all his life about 85 years old. Shu Lien-Cheng be good at traditional painting of Temple, tea box colored drawihg, paperhanging, idol of hanger shaft , gods of color painting, drawing face(開面), and Chiao altar (醮壇)fabrication ,ect.He learned painting with his father Shu yo and grandfather Shu Chang-Ray when 13 years old. Finish one''s learning at 18 year old, he choose to Assistance family property so he felt that his family had great affection to his technique. Shu Lien-Cheng as a Traditional paintings of Temple and hanger shaft idol craftsman rise in the world.His work have multiplicity and output is abundant, and so many work are distribute at north of Taiwan. It technique inherits since continent by ancestor, along with move to Taiwan and take root, then grow up. Text content as follow : The 1st chapter is for exordia, for write motivation and traditional painting of Temple relative research document inquire into. The second chapter is background introduce, introduce about Shu Lien-Cheng ''s life and work''s distributions. The third chapter for traditional paintings on the main gates of temples''s type with background introduces, introduction about work''s collation ,analysis, and background . The fourth chapter is for Traditional paintings On The Main Gates of Temples''s fecit analysis,use Construction, form and style as the key point of the chapter analysis. The fifth chapter is for conclusion, from learning skill and engage in a profession''s characteristic difference, analysis and Definition with craft''s and aesthetically''s value and meaning , fecit''s orientation ,ect. The text hope to establish with Traditional paintings On The Main Gates of Temples''s system by means of by craftman''s relative work research, so I look for all his''s life of Shu Lien-Cheng for a series of research. Hope this research can See through what''s the history of development of Traditional paintings of temple in Taipei.