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.

“Night at the Museum” | A Red‑themed Cultural Performance Celebrates the Party’s Birthday


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2021-10-13


 
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, and to fully leverage the important role and unique strengths of museums and memorial halls in Party history study and education activities, On the evening of July 5, Fuzhou City Museum, Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall , Wang Anshi Memorial Hall A “Museum Night” red‑themed cultural and artistic performance was jointly held at the Yuming Integrity Culture Square in Fuzhou.

《 The red five-pointed star on the military cap 》

(Performed by a gold-medal docent from the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou, who has won provincial-level awards.)

《 Five Women Jump Off a Cliff 》

This event was jointly presented by docents and volunteers from the three museums. Set against the backdrop of the Red revolutionary stories that unfolded in Fuzhou during the Second Chinese Revolutionary War, performances such as the dance 'Five Maidens Leap off the Cliff' and the staged recitation 'The Red Five-Pointed Star on the Military Cap' collectively showcased the moving paeans to heroism penned with the blood and lives of Fuzhou’s heroic sons and daughters.




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The Peony Pavilion · A Stroll in the Garden


《 Misunderstanding 》

Red Song Medley

Calligraphy and instrumental performance
Interactive Quiz
Additionally Fuzhou Tea-Picking Opera (“The Peony Pavilion: A Stroll in the Garden” excerpt), and the situational drama “The Wrong Cooking,” A series of captivating artistic performances, including a medley of revolutionary songs, calligraphy, and instrumental music, took place. The event also featured interactive quizzes, which drew enthusiastic participation from the audience.

 
The docents and volunteer guides from museums and memorial halls conveyed, through their captivating performances, Love for the motherland and With heartfelt reverence for the revolutionary pioneers, we join together in celebrating the Party’s centenary.
 
This red‑themed cultural performance is an important initiative undertaken by the three museums to put into practice the principles of “studying Party history, gaining ideological insight, delivering tangible results, and breaking new ground.” Cultural and museum professionals remain committed to translating these principles into concrete actions. Tell the Party’s story well and carry forward the red heritage. “…to pass on the flame of red culture through artistic expression, and to stoke the prairie fire with a heart devoted to the cause!”