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Dear citizens and visitors:

According to Order No. 20 issued by the Jiangxi Province Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Emergency Command, all visitors entering or exiting the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City are required to wear a disposable medical mask or a medical surgical mask, have their temperature checked, and present their health code. We kindly ask for your cooperation in complying with these preventive measures and practicing courteous visiting etiquette. Thank you to all residents and tourists for your support and understanding of our museum’s work!

The full text is as follows.
 

Order of the Emergency Command Center for the Prevention and Control of Pneumonia Caused by Novel Coronavirus Infection of Jiangxi Province

No. 20

To the people’s governments of all prefecture-level cities, counties (county-level cities, districts), and the Management Committee of the Ganjiang New Area; to the member units of the Provincial COVID-19 Prevention and Control Command:

At present, the global pandemic continues to spread, with sporadic outbreaks reported in many parts of the country, placing mounting pressure on Jiangxi Province to prevent imported cases and contain domestic resurgences. To effectively implement the provincial Party Committee and provincial government’s epidemic prevention and control directives—namely, “two maximums,” “two strict prohibitions,” and “two absolute requirements”—the Provincial Epidemic Prevention and Control Emergency Command Center has deliberated and decided:

I. Effective January 1, 2021, all individuals entering or exiting the following key venues and public spaces are required to wear a disposable medical mask or a medical surgical mask, have their temperature checked, and present their health code.

1. Individuals entering or exiting schools and medical institutions;

2. Drivers and passengers of public transportation vehicles, including buses, taxis, ride-hailing cars, long-distance coaches, subways, trains, and airplanes;

3. Individuals entering or exiting airports, railway stations, subway stations, bus terminals, ports, and similar venues;

4. Individuals entering and exiting wholesale markets for aquatic products, frozen goods, and agricultural by-products, as well as farmers’ markets and similar venues;

5. Individuals entering and exiting shopping malls, supermarkets, shopping centers, pharmacies, hotels, guesthouses, and workplace cafeterias, among other venues;

6. Individuals entering and exiting banks, exhibition halls, libraries, museums, art galleries, and various service centers;

7. Individuals entering and exiting barbershops, beauty salons, cinemas, amusement arcades, internet cafés, sports venues (except during exercise), dance halls, and similar establishments;

8. Staff members and visitors providing services at nursing homes, elderly care facilities, welfare institutions, correctional facilities, and similar establishments;

9. Personnel attending meetings, training sessions, or other activities in enclosed spaces;

10. Individuals engaging in activities in other poorly ventilated or densely populated areas.

II. Key venues and public‑service entities (operators) shall assume primary responsibility for epidemic prevention and control, prominently display clear signage at entry points regarding health‑code verification and mask‑wearing requirements, and strengthen measures such as code scanning, temperature screening, mandatory mask use, ventilation, and disinfection. They must also implement a dedicated personnel management system for maintaining the “1‑meter distance” guideline. Entry is prohibited for those not wearing a mask. At the same time, ensure effective service guidance and health verification for vulnerable groups, including the elderly and minors.

III. All relevant departments shall strictly enforce their responsibilities for local-level management, industry oversight, and institutional supervision; strengthen inspection and supervision of the implementation of preventive measures, such as mask-wearing, in key venues; and promptly identify issues and urge corrective action. Those who disregard warnings and seriously disrupt public order shall be dealt with by public security organs in accordance with laws and regulations.

Jiangxi Province Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Emergency Command Center

December 31, 2020