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.

Ongoing Party History Study and Education | The Party Branch of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in the City Held a Special Organizational Life Meeting on Party History Study and Education


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2021-10-15

On August 11, the Party branch of the Municipal Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall convened a special organizational life meeting on Party history study and education. Comrade Hu Deyong, a member of the Bureau’s Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director, attended the meeting in his capacity as an ordinary Party member, while Director Rao Fang and Deputy Director Wei Wentao attended as non‑voting observers.

 
This special organizational life meeting was closely centered on the theme of “Studying Party History, Gaining Ideological Insights, Doing Practical Things, and Breaking New Ground,” and rigorously implemented the requirements of “clarifying principles through history, strengthening confidence through history, cultivating virtue through history, and putting history into practice.” By holding this special meeting, participants exchanged their learning experiences, identified gaps and shortcomings, conducted a thorough analysis of underlying causes, and drew spiritual strength from the Party’s glorious history to promote high-quality development in their work. To ensure the success of this special organizational life meeting, the Party branch first conducted heart-to-heart talks among party members and extensively solicited opinions and suggestions. Prior to the meeting, all party members were organized to study carefully General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speech at the Party History Study and Education Mobilization Conference, the spirit of his important remarks during his inspection tour of Jiangxi, as well as the four designated study materials issued by the CPC Central Committee. Particular emphasis was placed on studying General Secretary Xi Jinping’s key speeches delivered at the ceremony for awarding the “July 1st Medal” and at the rally celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, thereby laying a solid ideological foundation for the successful convening of this special organizational life meeting.
 

 
At the meeting, Comrade Cheng Xiaohui, Secretary of the Party Branch, outlined the preparations for this special organizational life meeting, reported on the branch’s work over the past six months—particularly the progress of Party history study and education—and presented an overview of the issues identified by the branch leadership team. He also specified corrective measures and articulated directions for future efforts. Subsequently, members of the branch committee, drawing on their personal thoughts and practical work experiences and in alignment with the goals and requirements of the Party history study and education campaign, took the lead in conducting criticism and self-criticism, while each party member individually reviewed their own shortcomings. Party members engaged in candid, fact-based mutual criticism, addressing issues head-on and boldly exposing weaknesses.

Comrade Hu Deyong, a member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director of the Bureau, offered comments on the special organizational life meeting, urging all Party members to carry forward the great spirit of Party building, integrate Party history study and education with current epidemic prevention and control efforts and the enhancement of the memorial hall’s service capabilities, and effectively translate the outcomes of this educational campaign into momentum for advancing all tasks. In terms of learning, he emphasized the need to closely combine “going deep into” the subject matter with “stepping back to gain a broader perspective,” ensuring that the lessons are thoroughly understood and internalized. On the work front, he called for uniting hearts and minds, strengthening a sense of responsibility and commitment, and fostering innovation. Regarding conduct, he stressed that improving Party conduct is an ongoing endeavor, urging Party members to exemplify exemplary behavior, fulfill their duties conscientiously, and perform their work with a strong sense of responsibility and dedication, thereby contributing collectively to the high-quality development of museums and memorial halls.