Public Service Announcement | Drowning Prevention Safety Handbook

Today marks the beginning of the “Dog Days,” with scorching weather expected to persist for 40 days. Activities such as splashing in water, playing by the riverbank, and swimming can easily lead to accidental drowning incidents. To further strengthen public awareness campaigns on drowning prevention and ensure…

Notice | Temporary Closure of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City

Notice of Temporary Closure Dear Visitors: Due to several days of heavy rainfall, our museum will conduct equipment maintenance and carry out safety inspections of the garden grounds. Accordingly, we will be temporarily closed for one day on Wednesday, June 19, 2024. Thank you for your support and understanding. This notice is hereby given. Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City June 18, 2024 Editor: Jiang Yuanping Submissions are welcome at: 363036353@qq.com

Notice | Temporary Closure of the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City

Closure Notice Dear Visitors: In light of the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival holiday, our museum will conduct equipment maintenance and carry out safety inspections of the garden grounds. Accordingly, we will be temporarily closed for one day on Tuesday, June 11, 2024. Thank you for your continued support and understanding. This notice is hereby issued. Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City June 10, 2024 Editor: Deng Chao Submissions are welcome: 363036353@qq.com

Civil Code Publicity Month | A Better Life, Hand in Hand with the Civil Code

Civil Code: May 28, 2024, marked the fourth anniversary of the promulgation of the Civil Code of the People’s Republic of China. This May also saw the launch of China’s fourth “Civil Code Publicity Month,” with the theme “A Better Life—Accompanied by the Civil Code.”

Good Article Sharing | Wudu in the Jin Dynasty: One of the Origins of the Story Behind “The Peony Pavilion”

Wudu in the Jin Dynasty: One of the Origins of the Story Behind “The Peony Pavilion” — Zou Zizhen The more than five-thousand-year history of the Chinese nation is a chronicle of continuous self-renewal, a history in which the power to advance has constantly been unleashed through reform. Throughout those reform movements that brought immediate benefits and left lasting legacies, a spirit of innovation and a culture of reform—both integral components of China’s fine traditional culture—have taken shape.

Event Recap | Let Children’s Hearts Soar—Celebrating Children’s Day