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.
Party Building Leadership | “Crimson Azaleas in the Qingming Season—A Patriotic Drama Event to Commemorate Martyrs and Inspire Aspirations”
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Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall Official Account
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2023-04-08
The azaleas bloom in profusion once again.
Azaleas are in full bloom on Qingming Festival.
April: Remembering the Martyrs
Remembering is an enduring theme.
On April 4, as the 2023 Qingming Festival approaches, in order to honor revolutionary martyrs and carry forward the red heritage, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall of Fuzhou City fully leveraged its role as a patriotic education base in Jiangxi Province by hosting the “Crimson Azaleas in Qingming—Commemorating Martyrs and Inspiring Action” red‑themed theatrical event at Qingyuan Tower. This initiative seamlessly integrated China’s fine traditional theatrical culture with the inheritance of the red gene, enabling the public to gain a deeper understanding of the profound cultural significance of the revolutionary legacy through dramatic performances and to better embody the core socialist values. The event was organized by the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall of Fuzhou City, with co‑sponsorship from the Fuzhou New Long March Veterans Volunteer Service Team, the Chorus of the Fuzhou Senior Cadres’ Learning and Activity Center, and the Fuzhou Yilu Youni Public Service Center.

All present removed their hats and observed a moment of silence.
All rise, remove your hats, and observe a moment of silence in solemn remembrance of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the founding of New China and for the people’s happy lives.

A group recitation of “Xi Jiang Yue: Jinggangshan,” followed by Teacher Yangguang leading the singing of “Farmers’ Song.”
“Xi Jiang Yue: Jinggangshan” is a poem by Chairman Mao, depicting the famed Battle of Huangyangjie. With fervent passion, it celebrates the heroic spirit of the soldiers on Jinggang Mountain who steadfastly defended their base, while also revealing the author’s strategic acumen—calm and composed, masterfully planning from afar yet securing victory across great distances. “Nongyou Ge” is a revolutionary folk song commemorating the Autumn Harvest Uprising. First performed in 1964 by the singer Wang Kun in the grand musical‑dance epic “The East Is Red,” it earned high praise from Party and state leaders. The song expresses the revolutionary spirit of the broad peasantry—under the leadership of the Communist Party of China—resisting oppression and taking charge of their own destiny; the power embedded in its lyrics is profoundly moving.

At the event site, our museum also collaborated with Teacher Sun Huogen to present a small-scale exhibition featuring promotional posters, stills, scripts, records, program listings, and comic strips from the revolutionary drama “Cuckoo Mountain,” thereby bringing historical memory to life for contemporary audiences through the display of historical materials.
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Editor/Video/Images: Deng Chao | Text: Jiang Yuanping
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