Mei Lanfang and “A Dream in the Garden” (Part 10) | Yu Zhenfei: Du Liniang, Endlessly Filled with Deep Affection

He has always attached great importance to Kunqu opera, emphasizing the significance of studying it, and his affection for it is truly heartfelt. He enriched the performing art of Peking Opera’s dan roles through Kunqu’s performance techniques, while, in turn, these techniques also further enhanced and elevated the artistry of Kunqu itself.

Mei Lanfang and “The Peony Pavilion” (Part 9) | Mei Lanfang Details the Filming Process of the Kunqu Opera Film “The Peony Pavilion” (Part 5: Conclusion)

Original Title: “A Dream in the Garden” — From Stage to Screen Author: Mei Lanfang Source: “My Life in Film” (by Mei Lanfang)

Party Building Leadership | “Crimson Azaleas in the Qingming Season—A Patriotic Drama Event to Commemorate Martyrs and Inspire Aspirations”

In April, commemorating the martyrs and keeping their memory alive remains an enduring theme. As the Qingming Festival of 2023 approaches on April 4, in order to honor revolutionary martyrs and carry forward the red legacy, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City has fully leveraged its role as a patriotic education base in Jiangxi Province by hosting the “Crimson Azaleas in Qingming—A Patriotic Journey to Remember the Martyrs” red‑themed theatrical event at Qingyuan Tower. This initiative seamlessly integrates China’s fine theatrical traditions with the inheritance of the red gene, enabling the public to gain a deeper understanding of the profound cultural significance of the revolutionary spirit through dramatic performances, thereby better embodying and practicing the core socialist values. The event was organized by the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City, with co‑sponsorship from the Fuzhou New Long March Veterans Volunteer Service Team, the Chorus of the Fuzhou Senior Cadres’ Learning and Activity Center, and the Fuzhou Yilu Youni Public Service Center.

Fuzhou Family Precepts and Family Traditions

Zhou Yude | The Most Captivating Spring Beauty Is This Year—A Few Musings on the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe’s Full-Length Production of “The Peony Pavilion”

[Author Biography] Zhou Yude formerly served as a researcher at the Chinese National Academy of Arts and as president of the China Academy of Traditional Opera. For many years, he has been engaged in the study and teaching of opera history and theory, and his published works include “Chinese Opera Culture,” “Essays on Tang Xianzu,” “Kunqu Opera and Ming–Qing Society,” and “An Interpretation of ‘The Peony Pavilion,’” among others.

Interlibrary Exchange | The Deeds of Lei Feng Have Deepened into the Hearts of the People; the Spirit of Lei Feng Is Passed Down from Generation to Generation

On March 7, our museum’s original temporary exhibition, “Be a Seed of the Lei Feng Spirit,” officially opened in the third-floor lecture hall of Yuming Hall. On the morning of March 8, our museum welcomed a special guest—Sun Huogen, director of the Lei Feng Spirit Heritage Museum of the Fuzhou City Veterans Volunteer Service Team.