[Featured Report] | Renowned ceramic artist Zhang Chaohui has donated his high-temperature colored-glaze porcelain panel, “The Peony Pavilion: A Stroll in the Garden,” to our museum!

Renowned ceramic artist and Professor Zhang Chaohui of Jingdezhen University has long been dedicated to creating porcelain sculptures inspired by characters from traditional Chinese opera. On the morning of March 6, 2018,

The Cultural Masters Class of the Jinggangshan Cadre Academy of China visited the museum for on-site instruction.

The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City has been designated as an on-site teaching site of the China Jinggangshan Cadre Academy and has been officially awarded a plaque. China Jinggangshan Cadre Academy

The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall invites you to celebrate a “different kind of holiday”!

Since its establishment in Paris, France, in 1946, the International Council of Museums has designated May 18th each year as International Museum Day.

Cultural and Natural Heritage Day | The Dissemination and Inheritance of Cultural Heritage

This year’s event theme: The Dissemination and Inheritance of Cultural Heritage. Promotional slogans: 1. Strengthen the protection and utilization of cultural relics. 2. Uphold cultural confidence and carry forward Chinese civilization.

In 2018, the second session of the “Little Docents—Summer Cultural Classroom” at the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City has officially begun!

In 2018, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City is pleased to announce the launch of the second session of its “Little Docents—Summer Cultural Workshop”! With boundless horizons to explore and time slipping by, a new summer has begun. Would you like to experience a summer unlike any other? Do you want to make your vacation even more meaningful and fulfilling?

Duan Lang takes you on a journey to experience Linchuan culture.

On December 20, I had the privilege of visiting Fuzhou City in Jiangxi Province, where I toured the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall and, that evening, attended the “Du Liniang Returns Home to Visit Relatives” gala. In just one short day, I was profoundly moved by the local Linchuan culture. For thousands of years, the enduring stream of Chinese civilization has converged and flourished in Fuzhou, giving rise to the brilliant Linchuan cultural tradition. Linchuan culture is a regional cultural heritage created by the Jiangyou people of eastern Jiangxi. It also serves as a vital pillar of Jiangyou culture. Centered on the ancient administrative region of Linchuan, it encompasses more than ten counties and districts within present-day Fuzhou City. Emerging during the Qin and Han dynasties, flourishing in the Song period, continuing through the Ming and Qing eras, and exerting influence to this day, Linchuan culture has earned acclaim as “China’s dance art…”