The life and music of Taiwan's legendary songstress Teresa Teng will be featured at the Taipei International Flora Expo, giving the public a chance to pay tribute to the late mega star while enjoying three hectares of floral displays at the Yuanshan Park Area, organizers said Wednesday. Known for her soothing voice and mastery of an array of genres, Teng is one of the most beloved cultural icons in the global Chinese community. The singer's popularity expands far and wide to Japan, China, Hong Kong and Southeast Asia even after her sudden passing in 1995. 'After a long deliberation, we unanimously agreed that Teng would be the best candidate to be honored at the Celebrity House because she fully embodies the traditional beauty of Chinese cultures, ' organizing committee director Chen Hsiung-wen said. Divided into three halls, the over 100-ping Celebrity House complex -- fashioned after traditional Japanese wooden architecture -- was designed to give visitors a visually and aurally stunning experience, with floral decorations and the flowing melodies of some of Teng's best-known songs. A ping is a unit of area equivalent to about 3.3 square meters. Teng's die-hard fans can also cruise down memory lane with over 40 pieces of never-before-displayed personal artifacts, including handwritten notes, stage costumes and even a pair of hot-pink roller skates presented in the halls. A 38-minute documentary on Teng's career will also be shown at the house, said Frank Teng, the singer's older brother and chairman of the of Teresa Teng Foundation. The chairman said that Teng had a green thumb and was an avid flower lover who had a particular fondness for lilies and roses. 'She would have been more than happy to take part in this important event that means so much for the country she loved, ' he said. Set to have its grand opening in 31 days on Nov 6, the Taipei City government is aiming to attract at least 8 million spectators to the six-month expo, which will be held in Taiwan for the first time. 