Zhongxiao Road

Zhongxiao Road west of Bade Road used be known as Zhongzheng Road, named after Chiang Kai-shek. It got its current name in 1970, after Zhongxiao Road was extended into eastern Taipei. == Sections ==

Zhongxiao Road is divided into east and west sections, as determined by Zhongshan Road, with two numbered sections in the west section and seven numbered sections in the east. Zhongxiao West Road • Section 1: Zhongshan Road – Zhonghua Road • Section 2: Zhonghua Road – Huanhe Road/Zhongxiao Bridge (to Sanchong District) Zhongxiao East Road • Section 1: Zhongshan Road – Hangzhou Road • Section 2: Hangzhou Road – Xinsheng Road • Section 3: Xinsheng Road – Fuxing Road • Section 4: Fuxing Road – Keelung Road • Section 5: Keelung Road – Yongji Road • Section 6: Yongji Road – Shiangyang Road • Section 7: Shiangyang Road – Academia Road == Major intersections ==

Zhongxiao West Road • Zhongshan Road • Gongyuan Road • Chongqing Road • Boai Road • Zhonghua Road • Huanhe Road Zhongxiao East Road • Zhongshan Road • Linsen Road • Bade Road • Xinsheng Road/Expressway • Jianguo Road/Expressway • Fuxing Road • Dunhua Road • Yanji Street • Guangfu Road • Keelung Road • Songshan Road • Yongji Road • Dongxin Road • Shiangyang Road ==In popular culture==

Zhongxiao E. Road is frequently the theme or mentioned in literature or Taiwanese popular music lyrics or titles. ==See also==