Event Recap | “Celebrate the New Year at the Museum”: Nonstop Festive Fun

During the 2024 Spring Festival holiday, the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City presented a series of vibrant cultural events and exhibitions that delighted visitors, who immersed themselves in the festivities and savored the New Year spirit, earning widespread acclaim from all sectors.

Event Recap | The Moon Shines with Tender Affection, the Red Flag Speaks with Earnest Words: A Splendid Review of the Tangguan Double‑Festival Celebrations

Floral splendor adorns the golden autumn, as lanterns light up and colorful decorations bring festive cheer. During this year’s eight-day Mid-Autumn Festival–National Day holiday, to bolster the “Cultural Fuzhou: A Vessel of Dreams” brand and fulfill our museum’s mission as a cultural and heritage institution, we meticulously planned and successfully staged a series of cultural events—ranging from lantern‑making under the moonlight and the “Children’s Hearts Paint the Motherland” National Day parent‑child creative show to intangible cultural heritage workshops, a public performance of the endangered Xiuhe Gaoqiang opera based on “The Four Dreams of Linchuan,” and themed exhibitions. Each day offered something new, with highlights every step of the way, while visitors were invited to sample Zixi bread free of charge, savoring the flavors of Fuzhou and earning widespread acclaim.

Event Recap | A Highlight Reel of “May Day” Visits to the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City

Fuzhou is a renowned cultural hub and the hometown of Chinese opera. This “May Day” mini‑holiday, getting to know the city begins with a visit to the Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall. Visitors explore exhibitions, listen to guided tours, and fly paper kites, all while checking in at the birthplace of the celebrated playwright and immersing themselves in the timeless romance between Du Liniang and Liu Mengmei, savoring the boundless charm of Chinese opera. Even before the holiday, our museum had made thorough preparations, welcoming guests from near and far with enthusiasm and ensuring a successful handling of the brief surge in visitor numbers.

Event Recap | Crafting with Skill to Welcome the New Year: The Jade Rabbit Ushers in Spring, Brimming with Festive Charm

Tigers stride across majestic passes, rabbits herald the arrival of spring; the old gives way to the new, and all things are renewed. The Spring Festival is China’s most important traditional holiday, and its greatest charm lies in its rich, festive atmosphere. During this year’s Spring Festival holiday, our museum welcomed a large number of visitors, with every day—from the first to the sixth day of the lunar new year—seeing…

Event Recap | The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall Hosts a “Joyful Lantern Festival” Celebration

A vibrant new century, a joyous Lantern Festival. The Lantern Festival, observed on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, is one of China’s time-honored traditional festivals. According to custom, families gather to enjoy tangyuan—sweet rice balls—and solve riddles. On the morning of February 5, 2023, our museum hosted a special Lantern Festival event, creating a festive and harmonious atmosphere that allowed visitors to immerse themselves in the charm of Chinese traditional culture.

Event Recap | Passing Down Cultural Heritage, Showcasing the Spirit of Our Times

June 11 marks the 2022 “Cultural and Natural Heritage Day,” with the theme “Cultural Heritage Protection: Progressing Together in Our Times, Shared by All.”