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.
Good News | Double Celebrations, Frequent Triumphs
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2024-09-11
Double happiness arrives.
Good news keeps pouring in.
Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall
On September 5, the Fifth Jiangxi Provincial Red Story Teller Competition, co-hosted by the Publicity Department of the CPC Jiangxi Provincial Committee and the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, concluded successfully. Outstanding storytellers from across the province gathered in Nanchang, showcasing their cultural sophistication and spirited demeanor. As a patriotic education base in Jiangxi Province, our museum actively sent its top storytellers to compete from the very outset and advanced to the provincial finals.
This competition invites participants to create and deliver interpretive presentations centered on the spiritual strength embodied by patriotic education sites and iconic red tourism destinations, as well as on their personal sense of national devotion and spirited demeanor. Entries should integrate self-introductions, reflections on their professional journey, and talents that highlight the unique qualities of the tour guide profession. The event is divided into a Professional Category and a Volunteer Category, with expert judges assigning comprehensive scores to each contestant.
Following a spirited competition, our museum’s docent, Cheng Lin, was awarded the “Outstanding Award” in the volunteer category.
On the same day, the “2024 Jiangxi Outstanding Traditional Culture Interpretation Competition,” hosted by the Jiangxi Provincial Federation of Social Sciences, concluded successfully in Ganzhou. Numerous interpreters from provincial, municipal, and county-level science popularization bases, along with cultural professionals from relevant institutions, were invited to take part. As a Jiangxi Provincial Science Popularization Base, our museum responded enthusiastically and sent its top‑notch interpreters to compete.
The competition is centered on the theme “Jiangxi’s Culture in Stories” and consists of three rounds: self‑selected topic presentations, impromptu topic presentations, and a Q&A session with the judges. Scores are awarded on the spot by a panel of expert evaluators.
After several rounds of presentations, our museum’s docent, Deng Lin, was awarded third prize.
This double celebration not only recognizes the individual professional expertise of our docents but also affirms the ongoing efforts to strengthen and train our museum’s docent team. We will take this as an opportunity to further enhance the professional competence and service quality of our docents, thereby providing the public with even higher‑quality, more professional interpretive services.
Editor: Deng Chao | Written by: Jiang Yuanping | Reviewed by: Rao Fang
On September 5, the Fifth Jiangxi Provincial Red Story Teller Competition, co-hosted by the Publicity Department of the CPC Jiangxi Provincial Committee and the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, concluded successfully. Outstanding storytellers from across the province gathered in Nanchang, showcasing their cultural sophistication and spirited demeanor. As a patriotic education base in Jiangxi Province, our museum actively sent its top storytellers to compete from the very outset and advanced to the provincial finals.
This competition invites participants to create and deliver interpretive presentations centered on the spiritual strength embodied by patriotic education sites and iconic red tourism destinations, as well as on their personal sense of national devotion and spirited demeanor. Entries should integrate self-introductions, reflections on their professional journey, and talents that highlight the unique qualities of the tour guide profession. The event is divided into a Professional Category and a Volunteer Category, with expert judges assigning comprehensive scores to each contestant.
Following a spirited competition, our museum’s docent, Cheng Lin, was awarded the “Outstanding Award” in the volunteer category.
On the same day, the “2024 Jiangxi Outstanding Traditional Culture Interpretation Competition,” hosted by the Jiangxi Provincial Federation of Social Sciences, concluded successfully in Ganzhou. Numerous interpreters from provincial, municipal, and county-level science popularization bases, along with cultural professionals from relevant institutions, were invited to take part. As a Jiangxi Provincial Science Popularization Base, our museum responded enthusiastically and sent its top‑notch interpreters to compete.
The competition is centered on the theme “Jiangxi’s Culture in Stories” and consists of three rounds: self‑selected topic presentations, impromptu topic presentations, and a Q&A session with the judges. Scores are awarded on the spot by a panel of expert evaluators.
After several rounds of presentations, our museum’s docent, Deng Lin, was awarded third prize.
This double celebration not only recognizes the individual professional expertise of our docents but also affirms the ongoing efforts to strengthen and train our museum’s docent team. We will take this as an opportunity to further enhance the professional competence and service quality of our docents, thereby providing the public with even higher‑quality, more professional interpretive services.
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