A visitor survey from the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City invites your feedback!

Dear viewers, Hello! To better understand your perceptions and needs regarding our institution and to enhance the quality of our services, we cordially invite you to participate in this audience satisfaction survey. This questionnaire is completely anonymous and will not be used for any commercial purposes or to collect personal information. We will carefully review and analyze each response to further improve our operations.

Call for Applications: The sixth session of the “Little Docent Summer Cultural Classroom” at the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City will soon begin!

The summer sun beats down, and the cicadas sing—summer vacation is just around the corner. How do you plan to spend this break with your child? Will they spend all day glued to their phone, lost in the world of Honor of Kings?

Drowning Prevention Safety | Essential Drowning Prevention Knowledge That Teenagers Must Remember

As temperatures rise and the weather grows increasingly hot, child drowning incidents are entering a period of heightened risk, frequent occurrence, and high incidence… Parents are hereby reminded:

The Twenty-Four Solar Terms at the Soup House | Summer Solstice

The Summer Solstice is the tenth of the Twenty-Four Solar Terms. On this day, the point where the Sun shines directly overhead reaches its northernmost position of the year, nearly aligned with the Tropic of Cancer, and the daylight hours in the Northern Hemisphere are at their longest for the entire year.

Dragon Boat Festival | Notice of Opening for the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall

We’re sure everyone can’t wait to hit the road and enjoy a trip—The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall is eagerly awaiting your visit! Opening Announcement No. 12

Event Announcement | The “Fragrant Zongzi Leaves, Crafting Dragon Boats” event is waiting for you to join!

The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as the Duanyang Festival, the Dragon‑Boat Festival, the Double Fifth Festival, or the Tianzhong Festival, is a major folk holiday that combines ancestral rites and worship of the gods, prayers for good fortune and warding off evil, festive celebrations, and culinary traditions. Originating in the veneration of natural celestial phenomena, it evolved from ancient dragon‑worship rituals. During the midsummer days of the fifth lunar month, the seven stars of the Azure Dragon ascend to the central southern sky, occupying the most “righteous and balanced” position of the year—just as the fifth line of the Qian hexagram in the I Ching states: “The flying dragon is in the heavens.” Thus, the Dragon Boat Festival is regarded as an auspicious day when the dragon soars in the sky, and dragon imagery and dragon‑boat culture have remained integral to its enduring heritage. According to legend, Qu Yuan, a poet of the Chu state during the Warring States period, drowned himself in the Miluo River on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month; since then, the festival has also been observed as a commemoration of his sacrifice.