The Cultural Masters Class of the Jinggangshan Cadre Academy of China visited the museum for on-site instruction.

On the morning of May 16, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou welcomed 49 trainees from the Cultural Masters Program.
According to the course schedule, the participants first visited the Yumingtang exhibition hall in the Comprehensive Pavilion to view the permanent display dedicated to Tang Xianzu, the “Sage of Eastern Opera.”
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Guide Xie Di introduced the permanent exhibition on “the Sage of Eastern Opera,” Tang Xianzu, at Yumingtang. Attendees showed great interest in Tang Xianzu’s cultural legacy and viewed the exhibits with keen attention.


The trainees carefully experience the magical effects brought by the Liuxi flower petals.


Subsequently, in the Qingyuan Tower Auditorium, they attended a special lecture titled “Reflecting on the ‘Four Dreams of Linchuan’ to Strengthen Confidence,” delivered by Zhou Zenan, Vice President of the Party School of the CPC Fuzhou Municipal Committee.


The trainees listened attentively to Principal Zhou’s lecture.


The trainees listened attentively to Principal Zhou’s lecture.

As this event draws to a close, the distinguished cultural delegation—comprising leading figures from both China and abroad—has unanimously expressed that, through their visit to the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, they have gained a deeper understanding of the local history and culture. They have also voiced great admiration for Fuzhou’s efforts to leverage opera as a cultural bridge, actively promote the Tang Xianzu cultural brand, and build itself into the “Opera Capital of the East.”