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.
Cultural and Natural Heritage Day | A Joint Public Education Initiative by Three Institutions Visits Tongyuan Middle School
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2021-06-18
On June 10, as the Dragon Boat Festival approaches and the 16th Cultural and Natural Heritage Day draws near, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall of the city, in collaboration with the City Museum and the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall, visited Tongyuan Middle School in Tongyuan Township, Linchuan District, to conduct educational outreach activities. The three institutions fully leveraged the educational and promotional roles of museums and memorial halls, promoting Linchuan’s outstanding traditional culture and sharing with students the glorious journey and remarkable achievements of the Communist Party of China over the past century.
The theme of the 2021 Cultural and Natural Heritage Day was “Intangible Cultural Heritage of the People, Shared by the People.” To mark this occasion, the three museums organized a diverse array of activities, including exhibitions such as “Tang Xianzu, the Sage of Eastern Opera” at the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, “Upright Integrity Soaring Above Frost and Ice—Exhibition on Wang Anshi’s Integrity and the Wang Family’s Ethical Precepts” at the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall, and “Learning History to Clarify Principles—Exhibition on the Establishment of the Red Regime in Fuzhou” at the City Museum. In addition, engaging hands-on workshops on crafting Party emblems and flags, an educational lecture titled “Mr. Linchuan, Wang Anshi,” and the distribution of promotional brochures provided students with opportunities to learn about Party history and carry forward Linchuan culture in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
Students demonstrated a keen interest in this series of activities, vowing to study diligently and dedicate themselves to the nation’s development in the future. In their bright, innocent eyes, one could see the admirable qualities of the older generation of Communists, as well as a deep affection for China’s fine traditional culture. The entire event concluded successfully, accompanied by the students’ youthful smiles and enthusiastic applause.




The children are highly interested.

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The theme of the 2021 Cultural and Natural Heritage Day was “Intangible Cultural Heritage of the People, Shared by the People.” To mark this occasion, the three museums organized a diverse array of activities, including exhibitions such as “Tang Xianzu, the Sage of Eastern Opera” at the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, “Upright Integrity Soaring Above Frost and Ice—Exhibition on Wang Anshi’s Integrity and the Wang Family’s Ethical Precepts” at the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall, and “Learning History to Clarify Principles—Exhibition on the Establishment of the Red Regime in Fuzhou” at the City Museum. In addition, engaging hands-on workshops on crafting Party emblems and flags, an educational lecture titled “Mr. Linchuan, Wang Anshi,” and the distribution of promotional brochures provided students with opportunities to learn about Party history and carry forward Linchuan culture in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.


The students were very attentive and full of enthusiasm.
Students demonstrated a keen interest in this series of activities, vowing to study diligently and dedicate themselves to the nation’s development in the future. In their bright, innocent eyes, one could see the admirable qualities of the older generation of Communists, as well as a deep affection for China’s fine traditional culture. The entire event concluded successfully, accompanied by the students’ youthful smiles and enthusiastic applause.
