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.

Children’s Day Event Preview | A World of Imagination and Fun with Hats

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2026-05-29

Children's Day

International Children’s Day, also known as Children’s Day, is observed annually on June 1. In November 1949, the Women’s International Democratic Federation held its Executive Council meeting in Moscow, where delegates from China and other countries vehemently exposed the crimes of imperialist forces and reactionary elements worldwide—crimes involving the murder and poisoning of children. The conference resolved to designate June 1 as International Children’s Day. This day was established to safeguard children’s rights to survival, health care, education, and proper upbringing; to improve their living conditions; and to oppose the abuse and poisoning of children.

To celebrate International Children’s Day on June 1st and help children experience joy and grow during their special holiday, our library has organized a fun and heartwarming event. We warmly invite all children to embark on a journey of childlike wonder!

Childlike innocence and delightful charm bring flowers to life.

Time: Sunday, May 31, 10:00–11:00 a.m.

Location: Yumingtang Bookstore, First Floor

Fun Handmade Games

The historical text “Yu Pian” records: “A ‘jin’ is a kind of neckerchief. Originally used to wipe away sweat, it was later worn on the head.” From this we can see that the jin was originally a piece of cloth tied around the neck during labor to wipe away perspiration. As humans faced the assaults of wind and sand, scorching heat, and cold fronts in nature, they gradually shifted its use from the neck to the head. Building upon its practical functions—keeping warm, protecting against the sun, and sheltering from rain—it eventually evolved into the form of a hat.

This event features the handmade creation of floral hats, bidding farewell to spring and welcoming the height of summer. While bringing joy to children, these hats are also practical—once completed, they can be worn, blending beauty with functionality.