Visitor Information

 

Safety Management Regulations for the Free Admission to the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall

To ensure orderly visits and a pleasant visiting environment, the following regulations are hereby established for free admission:

1. Opening Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Admission ends at 4:30 p.m.)

II. Our museum operates a free‑entry, ticket‑required policy. Visitors must present their ID at the Visitor Service Center to register and obtain a ticket, then line up for ticket verification before entering the museum.

3. Children must be accompanied by a parent or teacher and present a ticket to enter.

4. Group visits must be booked one day in advance, and the museum will arrange the visiting schedule uniformly.

5. Visitors who are improperly dressed, intoxicated, have a history of mental illness, or are scavengers, scrap collectors, or small vendors will be denied entry to the museum.

6. Parking or riding any vehicles is prohibited within the museum grounds. To prevent visitor panic, pets are not allowed inside.

VII. It is strictly prohibited to bring flammable and explosive materials, regulated weapons, or any other hazardous items as defined by law into the exhibition hall.

8. Inside the facility, loud talking, playing, and roughhousing are prohibited. Please refrain from spitting on the ground, littering fruit peels and nut shells, or discarding waste improperly. On the seating areas, lying down horizontally or reclining at an angle—behaviors that detract from the overall appearance—are not permitted.

9. Smoking and touching cultural relics or exhibits are strictly prohibited within the exhibition hall. Photography is forbidden without prior authorization.

10. Climbing on sculptures, picking or breaking flowers and plants, trampling lawns, scaling railings, and approaching ponds or other such areas are strictly prohibited. Please ensure your personal safety and safeguard your belongings, and refrain from approaching or touching electrical distribution equipment and wiring.

11. It is strictly prohibited to carve or deface any scenic spot or plant. Anyone who damages public facilities or cultural relics and exhibits shall compensate for the damage at its assessed value and bear corresponding liability.

12. Visitors are requested to conscientiously comply with the management of museum staff and be courteous and civilized guests.

Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City