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.

Event Information | Inauguration Ceremony of the “Jiangxi Province Cross-Strait Exchange Base” · The 2nd Straits Cross-Strait (Fuzhou) Marriage, Family, and Youth Exchange


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Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall Official Account

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2024-09-02





“Jiangxi Province’s exchanges with Taiwan” Flow Base

Unveiling Ceremony

 

On the morning of August 24, 2024, the unveiling ceremony for the “Jiangxi Province Taiwan Exchange Base” was held as scheduled at the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City. Guo Song, a third-level researcher with the Liaison and Exchange Division of the Provincial Taiwan Affairs Office; Huang Yabin, Director of the Municipal Taiwan Affairs Office; Chen Ningguang, Deputy Director of the Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism; and other officials attended the ceremony. Twenty young Taiwanese students from institutions including Shih Hsin University, Soochow University, and Taiwan University of Arts also took part in the event.

 
 

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Chen Ningguang, Deputy Director of the Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, and Tourism, delivered a speech, extending his heartfelt gratitude and warm welcome to all distinguished guests. He stated that the construction of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall embodies the high regard the Fuzhou Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government accord to local cultural heritage, as well as the enduring reverence and deep affection the people of Fuzhou hold for this eminent historical figure. The memorial hall serves as a key component in advancing our city’s “Cultural Fuzhou: A Vessel of Dreams” brand, helping to tell China’s story to the world. Taking this unveiling as an opportunity, we will strengthen exchanges and cooperation with Taiwan-related institutions at all levels, further explore the historical significance and contemporary relevance of Tang Xianzu, and share both the broader narrative of China and the inspiring tale of Tang Xianzu with our compatriots in Taiwan and their families. In doing so, we aim to transform this venue into an important platform for showcasing the charm of Chinese culture, fostering mutual understanding across the Taiwan Strait, and enhancing people-to-people exchanges between the two sides.

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Guo Song, a third-level researcher at the Liaison and Exchange Division of the Provincial Taiwan Affairs Office, read out the “Reply on the Establishment of Jiangxi Province’s Cross-Strait Exchange Base.”

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The “Jiangxi Province Taiwan Exchange Base” was officially unveiled.

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Following this, the guests jointly toured the museum’s Yumingtang main exhibition area, gaining a systematic understanding of the life, achievements, and intellectual character of Tang Xianzu, the “Sage of Eastern Opera,” and stepping into the romantic, fantastical world of his representative works, the “Four Dreams of Linchuan.” After the tour, the guests proceeded to Qingyuan Tower to attend the Second Cross-Strait (Fuzhou) Symposium on Marriage, Family, and Youth Exchange.

 

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Editor: Deng Chao | Copy Editor: Jiang Yuanping
 
 

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