The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou is a comprehensive cultural venue built to commemorate Tang Xianzu, one of the world’s hundred great cultural figures and a master of Ming‑dynasty drama in China. It is also one of Jiangxi Province’s ten major memorial halls dedicated to historical luminaries.
The Twenty-Four Solar Terms at the Soup House | Awakening of Insects
At the first stir of yang energy in the Awakening of Insects, spring’s beauty spreads across the land. Peach blossoms bloom like brocade, and hawks grow old as doves in spring. The seasons hasten on, urging growth; tender shoots stretch straight and tall. In the human world, all are busy with life’s tasks, and fields are filled with plowing and sowing.
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Event Recap | Keep Safety Knowledge in Mind, Let the Spirit of Lei Feng Live On
Years ablaze with passion, a journey of relentless striving—March 5th has been designated as Lei Feng Memorial Day. On March 5, 1963, Mao Zedong’s inscription, “Learn from Comrade Lei Feng,” was published in the People’s Daily, marking the origin of this commemorative day. Over the decades that followed, the spirit of Lei Feng has come to symbolize the ethos of serving the people wholeheartedly.
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“Dragon Soars over China: A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Dragon Culture from One Hundred Museums” — Tang Xianzu, Fuzhou City The dragon, a central figure in ancient Chinese mythology, has undergone millennia of historical evolution, absorbing the Chinese nation’s boundless 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 through a combination of images and text, offering visitors a comprehensive and systematic understanding of the Chinese dragon.
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“Dragon Rises over China—A Joint Exhibition of Chinese Dragon Culture Across One Hundred Museums” — Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall, Fuzhou City
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“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.
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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.
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