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.

Beyond expectations! This grand spectacle has dazzled audiences at home and abroad!

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2025-10-26

Amid the dazzling lights and vibrant performances of the opening ceremony for the 7th Tang Xianzu International Theatre Exchange Month in 2025, classic and contemporary works took to the stage one after another. Audiences from around the globe—speaking different languages and hailing from diverse cultures—gathered in Linchuan, where, on this very land that gave birth to the “Sage of Eastern Drama,” they together knocked upon the door of an art that transcends time and space.

Modou Gaye, from The Gambia, could hardly contain his excitement in the audience. “Today’s visit was entirely spontaneous,” he confessed. “But this performance has allowed me to truly appreciate the profound depth and vibrant continuity of Chinese traditional culture. Both the artistic presentation and the event’s organization have showcased a world-class level of professionalism.” What surprised him most was the seamless fusion of Eastern and Western cultures on stage: “I never imagined I’d witness such a fluid cultural dialogue at this show—it far exceeded my expectations.”

Chen Yaqi, hailing from Shanghai, is particularly engrossed in the moment, her camera capturing countless poignant instants. “For this grand event, I booked my high-speed rail ticket and hotel well in advance,” she says, her eyes shining as she flips through her newly taken photos. “As a devoted fan of ‘The Peony Pavilion,’ I’ve mostly encountered this masterpiece through recorded footage until now. To be able to experience the authentic theatrical artistry up close, right here in Tang Xianzu’s hometown—this immersive encounter feels truly invaluable.” Upon learning that Wenchangli was offering free opera‑experience activities, she immediately decided to visit the next day for a makeup and costume session inspired by Du Liniang. “I simply must don the traditional costume and step into the role of ‘Du Liniang,’ so that this unique beauty will remain etched forever in my memory.”

On stage, the melody of “I’m Waiting for You in the Peony Pavilion” still lingers in the air; offstage, exclamations in multiple languages mingle with heartfelt smiles, filling this autumn evening in Wenchangli with a warmth that transcends borders. As a classic from four centuries ago journeys through time, and as pure passion dissolves the barriers of geography, this “Four Dreams of Linchuan,” belonging to each and every one of us, is blooming with ever‑shining brilliance in this golden season.

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Editor: Deng Chao | Article Source: Fuzhou Release

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