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 Recap | Joyful New Year Celebrations: Welcoming the New Year at the Memorial Hall


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2025-02-20

Although the New Year’s Day holiday in 2025 lasts only one day, public enthusiasm for visiting and exploring the museum remains undiminished. On January 1, our museum welcomed a large number of visitors. Children showed keen interest in the museum’s treasure-hunt activities, eagerly taking part and, guided by docents, attentively listening to the exhibition explanations.

PART.01

Search Treasure Event

The children eagerly searched for cards to answer questions, and after winning prizes by tossing rings, they joyfully showed them off to their parents. Each innocent, beaming smile was a testament to the day’s happiness.

PART.02

Special Exhibition

Many ancient official‑office couplets, inscriptions on temples honoring sages, quotations from political and ideological figures, and celebrated verses by virtuous officials all embody the Chinese nation’s time‑honored principles of governance, its people‑centered ethos, its sense of self‑discipline, and its spirit of proactive dedication. These constitute a treasured legacy of our history—reading them is both engaging and deeply moving. The volume “Appreciation of Ancient Integrity Couplets: A Reading Perspective” selects numerous classic couplets, conveying the ideals of diligence and incorruptibility while encouraging visitors to the museum—especially young people—to cultivate a love of learning.

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Museum tour

On the very first day of its opening in 2025, the museum welcomed a large crowd of visitors. Gathered around the docent, they listened intently to the legendary life of Tang Xianzu, the “Sage of Eastern Opera,” and were moved by the timeless, poignant emotions of his Four Dreams of Linchuan.

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Editor: Deng Chao | Written by: Jiang Yuanping |  Reviewed by: Rao Fang