Event Recap | “Hundreds of Museums Go to the Grassroots”: Themed Exhibitions and Specialized Classes Arrive at Le’an County North School

To strengthen collaboration between museums and schools and promote the core socialist values, on March 31, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall of Fuzhou City, in partnership with the Fuzhou Cultural Relics Protection Research Center, launched the “Hundreds of Museums to the Grassroots” initiative at Le’an County North School, offering students a unique cultural experience.

Special Exhibition

“Appreciation of Ancient Anti-Corruption Couplets: The Chapter on Upholding Integrity” is being presented for the first time as part of the “Special Exhibition on Studying and Promoting the Spirit of the Central Committee’s Eight‑Point Decision.” This exhibition closely aligns with current political themes, illuminating the profound cultural significance of diligence and integrity from the perspective of China’s fine traditional heritage. As students explore the rich tradition of ancient couplets, they also come to appreciate the subtle yet powerful influence of the upright character and moral integrity exemplified by scholars and virtuous figures across the ages.

Specialty Classroom

March is the month dedicated to promoting the spirit of Lei Feng. Students listened intently to moving stories about his life, deeply appreciating the nobility and enduring value of the Lei Feng spirit. Following the lecture, they took the material kits distributed by the staff and carefully crafted “Lei Feng button paintings.” Each painting is composed of tiny buttons—just as life unfolds one step at a time. As a provincial-level base for patriotic education, our museum is committed, through a variety of theme‑focused educational activities, to helping young people fasten the very first button of their lives, ensuring that China’s fine traditional culture endures and continues to benefit future generations.


This “Hundred Libraries Go to the Grassroots” initiative has left a lasting impression on the students at Le’an County North School. Moving forward, our library will continue to organize similar activities, empowering more young people to forge ahead with vigor and determination on the journey of the new era.