The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou is a comprehensive cultural venue built to commemorate Tang Xianzu, one of the world’s hundred great cultural figures and a master of Ming‑dynasty drama in China. It is also one of Jiangxi Province’s ten major memorial halls dedicated to historical luminaries.
The “Eastern Drama Sage Tang Xianzu” Exhibition is being held in Fuzhou.
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2019-08-30
Fuzhou Temporary Exhibition
To support the Tang Xianzu International Theatre Festival and the International Theatre Exchange Month, held in Fuzhou on September 28, 2018,
Hosted by the Fuzhou Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and the Fuzhou Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism, and organized by the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou and the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou,
The “Eastern Drama Sage Tang Xianzu” cultural exhibition officially opened to the public on September 16 at the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou.



At the same time, we have invited Professor Zou Zizhen of the School of Humanities and Communication at Fujian Minjiang University—himself a distinguished scholar who once lived and worked in Fuzhou—to deliver a cultural lecture on “Tang Xianzu and the Four Dreams of Linchuan.”
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During this event, Fujian media conducted preliminary publicity and provided on-site coverage. The exhibition site, the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, is located in Sanfang Qixiang, a historic and cultural district of China.
It has garnered widespread attention and a warm welcome from both out-of-town visitors and local residents.
This marks the first time that the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall has presented an exhibition in another province. To vividly bring to life Tang Xianzu’s life, achievements, and emotions,
The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall has engaged a professional design team to refine the exhibition’s content and presentation, and has chosen Fuzhou—the “City of Banyans,” steeped in rich historical and cultural heritage—as the venue for showcasing Tang Xianzu’s legacy.
Lin Zexu, hailed in modern China as “the first person to open his eyes to the world,” is one of Fuzhou’s iconic symbols. The Lin Zexu Memorial Hall now serves as a national base for patriotic education.
Whether it be Tang Xianzu or Lin Zexu, both are iconic figures who emerged from Chinese history, embodying the fine spiritual qualities of the Chinese nation.
Radiating a distinctive aura and style, they have propelled the course of historical and cultural development. Through this exhibition, the two institutions hope to jointly look back on history,
Revisiting the classics, we can appreciate the artistic allure and contemporary relevance of Tang Xianzu and his works, pay homage to our fine traditional culture, and strengthen our confidence in Chinese culture.
Endowing outstanding culture with new contemporary significance and modern forms of expression. As a city that dreams and thrives in the arts, Fuzhou,
It will also transcend and inherit, transform and innovate, tell China’s story well, and continuously promote the global outreach of China’s outstanding culture, enabling the world to understand a China rooted in its rich cultural heritage.
While showcasing a vibrant and expansive China, we also present to the world a Fuzhou that is culturally rich, open-minded, and harmonious and beautiful.