Over more than 100 years, the temple has been preserved and renovated by the local people and still maintains the two main festivals, Thuong Dien and Ha Dien, to attract the participation of many people in the region. Thereby, contributing to preserving and promoting the cultural and spiritual values ​​of the Vietnamese nation. In 2016, Thanh Hoa Thot Not family was ranked by Can Tho City People's Committee of Historical - Cultural level at the city level in architectural art. 
The communal house was built in the middle of the 19th century by Thanh Hoa villagers in the middle of the 19th century with the name Thanh Hoa Trung Thon Temple to worship the gods and the predecessors who had reclaimed and established the village.

This temple is located near Thot Not (now known as Thot Not Commercial Center) built in 1852 and was simply a temple at the time, it was only built in 1902 to worship Bon Canh Thanh Hoang of Tu Duc King (5th year). On the 8th day of the first lunar month 1853, the temple was built on an area of ​​more than 1,420 square meters. The outstanding feature of Thanh Hoa temple architecture is the diaphragm system, tureen and carved art and wood sculpture. Popular patterns are dragon, phoenix, pinecone, apricot blossom, which are shown by delicate lines and patterns.
Ha Dien festival is offered on the 19th, 20th and 21st of the lunar month. Thuong Dien ceremony on the 19th, 20th and 11th day of the lunar month. 

In 2016, Thanh Hoa Thot Not family was ranked by Can Tho City People's Committee of Historical - Cultural at the city level in architectural art form.