Our museum has been awarded the Excellence Prize in the National Top Ten Museum Exhibitions and Displays Promotion.

On May 18, 2017, the results of the 14th National Museum Top Ten Exhibition Excellence Awards for the 2016 academic year were announced.

Our museum has been shortlisted among the Top Ten Exhibitions and Displays of National Museums.

The preliminary results of the 14th (2016) National Museum Top Ten Exhibition Awards have been announced. From April 20 to 22, 2017, the preliminary review meeting for the 14th (2016) National Museum Top Ten Exhibition Awards was held in Beijing. Guan Qiang, Deputy Director of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, and Duan Yong, Director-General of the Department of Museums and Social Cultural Relics, attended the meeting to provide guidance. The preliminary review panel, composed of judges randomly selected from the expert pool—Bai Yuntao, Yu Jun, Wan Quanwen, Zhang Lizhi, Liu Ning, Li Zongyuan, Yan Hongming, Li Yuejin, Chen Kaiyu, Zhu Yajuan, and Song Xiangguang (listed in the order of their selection)—as well as two ex officio members, An Laishun and Li Yaoshen, representatives of the event’s organizing body, conducted a preliminary evaluation of 71 exhibition projects that met the eligibility criteria, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the “Measures for the Promotion of the National Museum Top Ten Exhibitions” and the “Official Letter on Launching the 14th (2016) National Museum Top Ten Exhibition Promotion Campaign.”

The 14th National Selection of Top Ten Museum Exhibitions: Our museum has passed the review.

The 14th National Museum Top Ten Exhibition and Display Excellence Promotion Event (for the year 2016), co-hosted by the China Museum Association and the China Cultural Relics News, has received enthusiastic responses from across the country since its launch in January this year. During the designated submission period, a total of 74 exhibition and display projects were submitted by 26 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the central government nationwide.

The First Photography Contest of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall (March 15, 2017 – May 1, 2017)

“How can one know spring’s beauty so rich without stepping into the garden?” To showcase the garden landscape and profound historical culture of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, and to highlight the charm of this land of talent, we are proudly hosting the “How Can One Know Spring’s Beauty So Rich Without Stepping into the Garden?” photography contest.

The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall has launched a youth volunteer service program.

To further promote the spirit of Lei Feng, deepen the implementation of youth volunteer service activities, earnestly uphold the core socialist values, and spread positive social energy, in accordance with the relevant requirements of the Municipal Civilization Office on spiritual civilization development, our institution has launched the “Learning from Lei Feng Volunteer Service” campaign.

From the afternoon of February 10, 2017, to the morning of February 11, 2017, our museum will host a prize-winning Lantern Festival riddle event.

The Lantern Festival is the first major traditional holiday following the Lunar New Year. At this time, the festive spirit of the New Year has yet to fade, and households hang lanterns, praying for favorable weather and bountiful harvests in the year ahead. For the Chinese people, the Lantern Festival thus carries rich cultural significance and profound symbolism.