To ensure orderly visits and a pleasant visiting environment, the following regulations are hereby established for free admission:

1. Opening Hours: 9:00–17:00
Closed every Monday; open as usual on public holidays.
II. Our museum operates on a free‑of‑charge, ticket‑required basis. Visitors must present their ID at the Visitor Service Center to register and collect tickets; each ID is limited to three tickets. Please line up for ticket verification before entering the museum. Daily visitor capacity is capped at 2,000.
3. Children must be accompanied by a parent or teacher and present a ticket to enter.
4. Group visits must be booked one day in advance, and the museum will arrange the visiting schedule uniformly.
5. Visitors who are improperly dressed, intoxicated, have a history of mental illness, or are scavengers, scrap collectors, or small vendors will be denied entry to the museum.
6. Parking or riding any vehicles is prohibited within the museum grounds.
VII. It is strictly prohibited to bring flammable and explosive materials, regulated weapons, or any other hazardous items as defined by law into the exhibition hall.
8. Inside the facility, loud talking, horseplay, and roughhousing are prohibited. Please refrain from spitting on the ground, littering fruit peels and nut shells, or discarding waste improperly. On the seating areas, lying down horizontally or reclining at an angle—behaviors that detract from the overall appearance—are not permitted.
9. Smoking and touching cultural relics or exhibits are strictly prohibited within the exhibition hall. Photography is forbidden without prior authorization.
10. Climbing on sculptures, picking or breaking flowers, plants, and trees, trampling lawns, and scaling railings are strictly prohibited. In stairwells, corridors, ponds, and other areas, please ensure your personal safety and the security of your belongings, and refrain from approaching or touching electrical wiring.
11. It is strictly prohibited to deface or vandalize any scenic spots, plants, or other features. Anyone who damages public facilities or cultural relics and exhibits shall compensate for the losses at current market value and bear corresponding legal responsibility.
12. Visitors are requested to conscientiously comply with the management of museum staff and be courteous and civilized guests.

Notice | The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City has abolished its individual visit reservation system.

Dear viewers:

To better meet the needs of our visitors and provide more convenient, efficient, and high-quality services, this museum has made the following adjustments to its visitor services:
1. Starting September 26, 2024, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City will allow individual visitors to enter without prior reservation. Visitors may enter the venue after passing security screening by presenting a valid identification document (such as an ID card or social security card). The hall remains closed on Mondays.
2. Group visits still require advance reservations by phone or online via the official WeChat account. Reservation hotline: 0794-8220356.
Please stay tuned to the Fuzhou Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall’s official WeChat account and website for the latest updates.
Thank you for your continued support and cooperation with the work of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City. We wish you a pleasant visit!

Fuzhou City Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall

September 25, 2024