Children’s Voices Carry the Charm of Opera, Summer Ushers in a New Journey | The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall’s Ninth Session of the “Little Docents—Summer Cultural Classroom” Has Officially Commenced.

At the opening ceremony, the museum extended a warm welcome and heartfelt gratitude to the parents for their support and to the students for their active participation, and provided an overview of the life of the renowned dramatist Tang Xianzu. A distinguished figure nurtured by Linchuan culture, his masterpiece “The Four Dreams of Linchuan” transcends time and continues to shine with enduring humanistic brilliance.

This summer program aims to create a hands-on learning platform for young people: on the one hand, it helps students gain a systematic understanding of Tang Xianzu’s life and the stories behind his “Four Dreams of Linchuan,” while delving deeply into Fuzhou’s local cultural heritage as the “City of Opera”; on the other hand, through professional lectures and practical training, opera‑specific movement classes, and intangible cultural heritage–based craft workshops, it enhances students’ Mandarin communication skills, public presentation abilities, and proper etiquette and demeanor, fostering cultural confidence and a spirit of volunteerism among youth.

A serendipitous encounter written into summer.

From July 13 to 25, participants will take part in a free intensive training program, followed by a showcase performance. With a curriculum that is both culturally rich and highly engaging, we are confident that each participant will gain valuable skills and insights. Let’s look forward to it together! Please stay tuned for updates from our institution, as we will periodically share glimpses of the students’ lively daily experiences.