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 | Children’s Floral Hats, a Fun Children’s Day

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2026-06-02

Childlike innocence and delightful charm bring flowers to life.

To celebrate International Children’s Day on June 1, and to bring joy to children on their special day, our library hosted the “A World of Creativity and Fun: Hats Come to Life” hands-on workshop on Sunday, May 31, creating for the kids a journey filled with creativity and warmth.

This event centered on crafting handmade flower‑adorned hats, allowing children to unleash their childlike creativity and spark their imagination through hands‑on activities. As spring gives way to the height of summer, they got to design their very own summer accessories—pieces that are both beautiful and practical. Materials kits were prepared well in advance, and with the support of parents and staff, the children fully tapped into their imaginations and manual dexterity. They carefully cut, glued, and embellished, adorning the hat brims with vibrant blossoms and playful accents. Before long, ordinary hats transformed into delicate, one‑of‑a‑kind creations brimming with whimsy and charm. The entire process was filled with laughter and joyful energy. Seamless coordination during parent-child interactions The team members shared their inspirations with one another, and the atmosphere on site was relaxed and cheerful.

After an hour of creative fun, one adorable handmade flower hat after another was completed. Each hat carried the children’s imaginative ideas, and from half-finished prototypes to fully realized masterpieces, it witnessed their focus and growth. Wearing their own creations, the children smiled as they showed them off to one another and snapped photos to cherish this special moment unique to Children’s Day. This event centered on hands-on crafting… Social education As a bridge, it not only thoroughly honed the children’s hands-on skills but also allowed everyone to create cherished holiday memories in a relaxed and joyful atmosphere.

Going forward, our museum will continue to launch a wider array of innovative cultural‑education programs for children, nurturing young hearts through culture and supporting their growth with thoughtful companionship, so that more children can experience joy and thrive through engaging, hands‑on learning.