Online Exhibition | The Dragon Rises Over China: A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Dragon Culture Featuring 100 Museums (Part II)

“Dragon Soars over China: A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Dragon Culture from One Hundred Museums” — Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City The dragon of ancient Chinese mythology, through millennia of historical evolution, has been imbued with the Chinese nation’s rich imagination and ingenuity. It has long since become the totem of the Han people, firmly established as a symbol of the Huaxia civilization, passed down to this day—and destined to endure forever. This exhibition features more than 300 cultural relics drawn from museum collections across the country, presented in a combination of text and images, offering visitors a comprehensive and systematic understanding of the Chinese dragon.

Online Exhibition | The Dragon Rises Over China: A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Dragon Culture Across 100 Museums (Part III)

“Dragon Soars over China: A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Dragon Culture from One Hundred Museums” — Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City The dragon of ancient Chinese mythology, through millennia of historical evolution, has been imbued with the Chinese nation’s rich imagination and ingenuity. It has long since become the totem of the Han people, firmly established as a symbol of the Huaxia civilization, passed down to this day—and destined to endure forever. This exhibition features more than 300 cultural relics drawn from museum collections across the country, presented in a combination of text and images, offering visitors a comprehensive and systematic understanding of the Chinese dragon.

The Twenty-Four Solar Terms at the Soup House | Beginning of Spring

Spring signifies gentle breezes and warm sunshine, the songs of birds and the fragrance of flowers. It heralds the growth of all things and the sowing in the fields, as nature awakens from its winter slumber, brimming with vitality. A rich historical legacy.

Online Exhibition | The Dragon Rises Over China: A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Dragon Culture Featuring 100 Museums (Part I)

Fuzhou City Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall The dragon, a mythical creature from ancient Chinese mythology, has undergone millennia of historical evolution, absorbing the Chinese nation’s rich imagination and ingenuity. It has long since become the totem of the Han people, firmly established as a symbol of the Huaxia civilization that endures to this day—and is destined to be passed down forever. This exhibition features more than 300 cultural relics drawn from museum collections across the country, presented in a combination of text and images, offering visitors a comprehensive and systematic understanding of the Chinese dragon.

Notice | Opening Schedule for the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City during the 2024 Spring Festival

According to the State Council’s holiday notice, our museum will be open as follows during the 2024 Spring Festival: The museum will remain open for eight consecutive days, from February 10 to February 17. It will resume regular operations on Sunday, February 18, and will be closed for maintenance on Monday, February 19.

First Snow | Like a spring breeze overnight, thousands upon thousands of pear trees bloom.

It must be the rapture of celestial maidens, wildly kneading the white clouds into fragments. On January 22, 2024, Fuzhou was graced with a rare heavy snowfall, allowing those who have long called the Jiangnan region home to savor the romance and joy of the northern lands. Overnight, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou transformed into a snowy wonderland. With the lamp extinguished, the window grew even brighter, as the moon bathed the entire sky in silver-white snow.