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 | Stitching a Red Tapestry, Honoring the Passionate Military Spirit

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2026-08-03

In 1933, the Central People’s Committee officially designated August 1 as the Day of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army; after the founding of New China, it was renamed the Founding Anniversary of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army. The August 1st Army Day carries a profound revolutionary legacy, and the two characters “August 1” serve as the central emblem on the military flag and insignia. To carry forward this red heritage and foster patriotic sentiments among young people, on the morning of August 1, our museum hosted the hands-on “Saluting August 1: The Iron‑Blooded Military Spirit” red‑heritage puzzle‑making event. A large number of youths gathered at the Yumingtang Visitor Service Center, paying tribute to the sons and daughters of the people through creative crafts and jointly celebrating the anniversary of the PLA’s founding.

This red-themed puzzle features patriotic motifs such as military flags and the dignified spirit of soldiers, exuding a strong sense of national pride. Once the activity officially began, the children calmly collected their puzzle pieces and promptly set to work. Bent over their tables, they carefully examined the intricate patterns on each piece, painstakingly assembling them into a complete picture. The atmosphere was warm and focused, with the children fully immersed in the joy of this red‑inspired craft.

After completing their creations, many children eagerly held up their finished red puzzles for group photos, their young faces brimming with pride. As each scattered piece came together, the activity not only honed their patience and hands-on skills but also infused the spirit of patriotism into their hearts in a vivid, accessible way. Throughout the event, order was maintained; the children conscientiously cared for the museum’s public facilities and engaged in the craft‑making process with civility, demonstrating a commendable demeanor. One parent remarked that such red‑themed hands‑on activities are refreshingly innovative, enabling children to remember history and pay tribute to our military through practical, experiential learning—truly an invaluable educational experience.

This “Saluting August 1st: The Iron‑Willed Military Spirit” red‑themed puzzle activity seamlessly blends revolutionary culture with engaging hands‑on crafting, leveraging the museum’s cultural platform to provide young people with a space to learn about revolutionary history and express their respect for the armed forces. Our museum will continue to organize a variety of red‑themed practical activities, constantly enriching our red‑education offerings and guiding young people to cherish the military spirit and keep the nation and its people at heart.