Duan Lang takes you on a journey to experience Linchuan culture.

On December 20, I had the privilege of visiting Fuzhou City in Jiangxi Province, where I toured the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall and, that evening, attended the “Du Liniang Returns Home to Visit Relatives” gala. In just one short day, I was profoundly moved by the local Linchuan culture. For thousands of years, the enduring stream of Chinese civilization has converged and flourished in Fuzhou, giving rise to the brilliant Linchuan cultural tradition. Linchuan culture is a regional cultural heritage created by the Jiangyou people of eastern Jiangxi. It also serves as a vital pillar of Jiangyou culture. Centered on the ancient administrative region of Linchuan, it encompasses more than ten counties and districts within present-day Fuzhou City. Emerging during the Qin and Han dynasties, flourishing in the Song period, continuing through the Ming and Qing eras, and exerting influence to this day, Linchuan culture has earned acclaim as “China’s dance art…”

[Job Recruitment] Fuzhou Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall is hiring~

Fuzhou City Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall is hiring! We are a joyful team; a tightly united team; and a team with clear goals. If you’d like to travel through time and step into the world of Tang Xianzu from four centuries ago, or if you’re eager to challenge yourself, unlock your potential, and test your courage and eloquence, we welcome you to immerse yourself in Tang Xianzu’s culture, discover the stories behind him, and showcase your talents. Here, you’ll experience the power of teamwork. We’re waiting for you! Positions Available: 1. Docent 2. Copywriter Requirements for Docents: 1. Law-abiding and passionate about museums…

Announcement | Registration for “Little Docent” has closed.

Registration for the second session of the “Little Docents – Summer Cultural Classroom” at the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City, 2018, has now closed. Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City, June 28, 2018.

Half Pavilion

Main gate

Brick carving

“The Lost Hairpin”: On the night of the Lantern Festival, Huo Xiaoyu and her maid, Huan Sha, were admiring the lanterns when Xiaoyu inadvertently lost her family’s treasured purple jade hairpin. The scholar Li Yi found the hairpin beneath a plum tree and, using it as a token of his suit, proposed to Xiaoyu. The two joyfully became husband and wife.