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On the Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon shines brightly in the Changxin Palace, and the sound of pounding clothes echoes beneath the Zhaoyang Pavilion. As the festive Mid-Autumn Festival draws near, enjoying the moonlight and indulging in leisure activities are delightful pastimes—but savoring mooncakes is an indispensable part of this special occasion. This year, the Eight Great Masters Memorial Hall and Qiaojiashan have joined forces to launch their first-ever collaborative mooncake. While relishing its delicious flavor, you’ll also be treated to the beauty of art as you admire the exquisite paintings featured on these mooncakes.
2023
09-08
Recently, the Department of Culture and Tourism of Jiangxi Province issued the “Notice on the Announcement of the Second Batch of High-Quality Education Courses for Youth in Provincial Museums,” and the “Eight Great Masters’ Aesthetic Education” series of courses from the Eight Great Masters Memorial Hall has been successfully selected!
2023
09-01
On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the National Art Museum of China, 15 precious items from the Eight Great Masters Memorial Hall traveled to Beijing to participate in the exhibition “Ink Charm and Cultural Heritage—The Eight Great Masters, Shitao, and 20th-Century Chinese Freehand Art.” The exhibition ran for three months and sparked an enormous response in Beijing, igniting a nationwide “Eight Great Masters craze” both online and offline. During the three-month run, the exhibition welcomed as many as 500,000 visitors in person.
2023
08-30
2023
08-08
[Nanchang City—Municipal Level] Public Tender Notice for the Electronic Government Procurement of Multi-Split Air Conditioning Systems for the Authentic Works Exhibition Hall of the Ba Da Shan Ren Memorial Museum (Project No.: NCZFCG2023-0045), issued by the Nanchang Municipal Government Procurement Center.
2023
07-13
The special exhibition “Jinshi·Zen Heart—Works by Wu Changshuo from the Collection of the National Art Museum of China,” jointly organized by the National Art Museum of China and the Eight Great Masters Memorial Hall, has been widely loved by visitors and received high praise from all sectors since its opening on April 29. Over the past two months, the number of on-site visitors has exceeded 140,000, with more than 60,000 visitors welcomed during the May Day holiday. In light of the enthusiastic response from audiences, the exhibition’s closing date has been extended from the originally scheduled July 9 to August 13.
2023
07-11
At 3 p.m. on July 9, the “Nanchang University Cross-border Education Practice Base and Research Cooperation Base for the Cross-border Dissemination of Excellent Chinese Traditional Culture,” jointly established through consultation between the Eight Great Mountains Man Memorial Hall, the Cross-border Education Center (International Education College) of Nanchang University, and the Research Center for the Cross-border Dissemination of Excellent Chinese Traditional Culture, held a unveiling ceremony in the Academic Lecture Hall of the Eight Great Mountains Man Memorial Hall.
2023
07-09
Talking about the mountains amid the fragrance of zong leaves.
In 1955, a section of the wall at Fengxian Temple in Fengxin collapsed, revealing a scroll hidden within—the very “Portrait of Ge Shan.” After three centuries, the “Portrait of Ge Shan” once again came into the public eye. Subsequently, the portrait was transferred to the collection of the Palace Museum in Beijing. In 1959, the Memorial Hall of Bada Shanren was established, and the “Portrait of Ge Shan,” along with a selection of Bada Shanren’s most celebrated works, was moved from Beijing to the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province. Today, it hangs quietly in a display case every day, silently narrating to the endless stream of visitors the life story of a gifted artist who lived in times of great adversity four hundred years ago.
2023
06-21
