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.

Exhibition Hall News | The “Young Docent” Training Program Concludes Successfully


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2020-09-02

On August 25, the fourth “Young Docent” training program of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City concluded successfully.
 

“ The “Little Docent” training program is a signature educational initiative carefully designed by the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall for young people. Guided by the principle of “learning through joy and connecting with history,” it enables youth to experience history in a fun, engaging way and to trace its footsteps with enthusiasm. The program cultivates and inspires their interest in and passion for China’s outstanding traditional culture. At the same time, through courses in public speaking, intangible cultural heritage preservation, and civic etiquette, each young docent gradually evolves from a “beneficiary of Chinese culture” into a “promoter of Chinese culture.” By providing them with an enhanced platform for self‑expression, the program seeks to strengthen their commitment to contributing to society.
 


 

In just 14 days of training,

The young students have gained so much!

Now, let’s take a look at the impressive talents of this year’s “Little Docents”!

Intangible Cultural Heritage Paper Cutting


Qingyuan Tower Performance



 

      At the graduation ceremony of the training course, the young trainees presented a group performance: the female trainees performed an “Etiquette Exercise Demonstration,” while the male trainees showcased a “Posture and Etiquette Mini‑Group Performance.” The performance was brilliant and full of passion, earning repeated rounds of applause from the audience.

Subsequently, the young students took turns conducting on-site exhibit presentations in the Yuming Hall of the multi‑purpose exhibition space. With vivid language, precise articulation, and unwavering confidence, they eloquently shared the culture of Tang Xianzu with teachers and parents, leaving the latter thoroughly delighted.

 



The young docents gave on-site explanations of the photographs.

Following the conclusion of the assessment, Rao Fang, director of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, presented graduation certificates to the young docents, extended his heartfelt congratulations to the children, and invited them to continue visiting the memorial hall during school holidays to engage in learning and hands-on practice—sharing the stories of Tang Xianzu with visitors and carrying forward China’s fine traditional culture.