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.
Notice of the Fuzhou Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall on the Implementation of the “Administrative Measures for Accepting Social Donations of the Fuzhou Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall (Trial)”
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2020-09-03
Administrative Measures for Accepting Social Donations to the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City (Trial)
Article 1: In order to encourage donations, standardize donation and receipt‑of‑donation practices, safeguard the lawful rights and interests of donors, and promote the development of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City (hereinafter referred to as the “Memorial Hall”), these Measures are hereby formulated in accordance with the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Donations for Public Welfare and other relevant laws and regulations, taking into account the actual circumstances of this institution.
Article 2: Natural persons, legal entities, or other organizations, whether within or outside the territory of China, may voluntarily make gratuitous donations to the memorial hall. Donated assets include monetary contributions, collections, physical objects, labor, and services, and may take such forms as cash donations, in-kind donations, charity sales, and charitable exhibitions.
Article 3: Donations shall be made on the basis of equality and mutual consent; compulsory or disguised compulsory allocation is prohibited. Furthermore, neither party to the donation may engage in profit‑making activities or seek improper benefits under the guise of donation.
Article 4: Donations shall comply with national laws and regulations, shall not contravene public morals, and shall not infringe upon the public interest or the legitimate rights and interests of other citizens.
Article 5: The property donated by the donor shall be lawful property over which the donor has the right to dispose, and the donor shall ensure that such property is free from any defects in title.
Article 6: Property donated to the memorial hall shall be deemed state property and shall be protected by national law; no individual may appropriate, misappropriate, or damage such property.
Article 7: As the recipient of donations, the memorial hall shall be responsible for the receipt, use, and administration of donated property. The use of such property shall respect the donor’s intentions, and the memorial hall may not divert it for any other purpose.
Article 8 Procedures for Accepting Donations:
(1) The donor shall express their intention to donate to the memorial hall and provide details such as the category and quantity of the items to be donated. If the donation consists of cultural relics, the memorial hall will, in accordance with applicable procedures, appraise the proposed relics and determine their value.
(2) The memorial hall shall consult with the donor on specific matters relating to the donation and, based on the type, quality, quantity, and intended use of the donated property, enter into a donation agreement that clearly sets forth issues such as the transfer of ownership and usage rights. The donor shall have the right to determine the quantity, purpose, and method of the donation.
(3) The donor shall, in accordance with the law, fulfill the donation agreement and transfer the donated property to the memorial hall in the manner and within the time frame stipulated therein.
(4) The memorial hall shall, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, complete the relevant formalities for donors.
Article 9: Where the value of donated property is required to be determined, such determination shall be made through consultation between the Memorial Hall and the donor; where necessary, a qualified asset appraisal agency may be engaged to appraise the donated property.
Article 10: In accordance with the extent of the donor’s contributions to the memorial hall, and with the donor’s consent, the memorial hall shall confer upon the donor various forms of honors or rewards.
(1) Issue donation certificates or honorary certificates;
(2) Relevant leaders attended the donation ceremony;
(3) For donated cultural relics on display, the donor’s name shall be indicated on the exhibition label.
(4) Donations shall be publicly announced and promoted on the memorial hall’s website, WeChat official account, Weibo, and other platforms.
(5) Present a certain quantity of gifts, souvenirs, and other items as tokens of appreciation;
(6) Other forms of consideration agreed upon by both parties.
Article 11: All donated property shall be used exclusively for the construction and development of the memorial hall, and shall be subject to auditing and public oversight, with the use of funds publicly disclosed.
Article 12: Upon receipt of donations, the memorial hall shall issue a lawful and valid receipt to the donor, register and record the donated property, incorporate it into the memorial hall’s state‑owned assets, and ensure its proper management.
Article 13: After the memorial hall enters into a donation agreement with the donor, it shall use the donated property in accordance with the purposes specified in the agreement and may not alter such purposes without authorization. If a change of purpose is indeed necessary, the consent of the donor must be obtained.
Article 14: Donors shall have the right to inquire with the memorial hall regarding the use and management of their donated property and to submit opinions and suggestions. The memorial hall shall provide truthful and complete responses to all such inquiries. If a donor requests to photograph, make rubbings, or draw the donated cultural relics, the memorial hall shall extend its full cooperation.
Article 15: These Measures shall enter into force as of the date of their promulgation, and shall be interpreted by the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall of Fuzhou City.
Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City
September 2, 2020
September 2, 2020
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