Exhibition | Social Sciences Public Awareness Week and Bringing Exhibitions to Campus

To further promote ideological and cultural outreach on campus and to advance the popularization of social sciences in the new era, the Fuzhou Museum, the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall, and the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall have fully leveraged their educational and publicity roles, consciously shouldering the mission of “upholding the banner, uniting the people, cultivating new generations, revitalizing culture, and enhancing our image.” On the afternoon of November 4, 2020, during Social Sciences Popularization Week, the three institutions jointly organized a social‑science outreach event at Fuzhou No. 7 Middle School, themed “Bringing Exhibitions to Campus.” By drawing on traditional Chinese culture, they sought to enrich the spiritual lives of teachers and students and strengthen the moral and cultural resilience of today’s youth.

For this event, the three museums collaborated to create specially designed promotional display boards aligned with the theme of Social Sciences Popularization Week. The exhibits included: the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall’s “Wang Anshi’s Family Traditions and Precepts” exhibition; the Fuzhou City Museum’s displays on celebrity culture and red culture; and the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall’s thematic exhibitions, “Tang Xianzu, the Sage of Eastern Opera” and “A Single Melody of Peony Pavilion, Captivating All the Blossoms.” In addition, through vivid and engaging performances by professional instructors in intangible cultural heritage opera classes—featuring expressive recitations and lively demonstrations—and interactive sessions, attendees, including teachers and students, gained a deeper appreciation for the profound richness of traditional Chinese culture. This helped raise contemporary young people’s awareness of the importance of preserving and passing down intangible cultural heritage. The event was warmly received by all participants.