Lin Zexu Memorial Hall

Fuzhou Linzexu Memorial Hall is located at No. 16 Macau Road, Gulou District, and is a typical representative of "Fuzhou Ancient Temple". On the basis of "Lin Wenzhonggong Temple" built in 1905 (Guangxu 31 years), it was built in 1961, established in 1982, and opened to the public on New Year's Day in 1983. Including the key national cultural relics protection units "Lin Zexu House and Yuan" (that is, Lin Zexu's birthplace, Lin Zexu's former residence and Lin Wenzhonggong Temple), "Lin Zexu History Exhibition" and "Drug Exhibition Hall", etc., covering an area of 15,000 square meters, free of charge throughout the year. Mainly responsible for the protection and management of "Lin Zexu House and Yuan", undertake the collection, collection, protection, research and publicity and display of Lin Zexu series of cultural relics.

The bonfire of the Opium War has opened the curtain on the history of the Chinese people's struggle against aggression for a hundred years. In the face of the world's most powerful colonialists at that time, Lin Zexu fought a resolute and courageous struggle, showing the heroic spirit and patriotism of the Chinese people. Lin Zexu, the first national hero in modern China, has been in the annals of history since then. In 2009, Lin Zexu Memorial Hall was re-expanded, covering an area of 8,500 square meters. The exhibition is divided into: the scorpion of the country; the pragmatic society of Qingzheng; the great man of Zuohai who looks at the world; The anti-drug pioneers who have been admired throughout the world; the national heroes who resisted the enemy and the affront. The rich cultural relics and detailed graphic and text materials showcase Lin Zexu's brilliant life. Lin Zexu Memorial Hall is a national demonstration base for patriotic education and a national drug education base. It is one of the main tourist attractions in Fuzhou. The memorial has a large number of cultural relics related to Lin Zexu, and the total number of precious cultural relics is 393 (sets), which are roughly divided into manuscripts, physical objects, letterheads, calligraphy and paintings and other collections. As the treasure of the town hall of Lin Zexu Memorial Hall, the national-level cultural relics, "the pottery gunpowder cylinder used for Humen Fort during the Qing Opium War" is placed in the prominent position of "Lin Zexu Shiji Exhibition" and "the great man of the left sea who looks at the world". It played an important role in the fight against the British invaders during the Opium War. The gunpowder cylinder is ceramic, black enamel inside and outside, no enamel at the mouth and bottom, the cylinder body has a rectangular surface, and the book "Battery Gunpowder Cylinder". The cylinder body is high 36.5cm, the caliber is 28cm, weighs about 8kg, has a large capacity and is moisture-proof, and is used for storing gunpowder. The mouth is full of sputum, cylinder bomb, full of markings, this is the trace left by the war. As a rare direct historical evidence in the Opium War period, it witnessed the feat of drug pioneer Lin Zexu's "Humen selling cigarettes" shocked the world, witnessed the struggle of the Chinese people against aggression in modern times, and also witnessed the beginning of modern Chinese history. "In danger of being ordered" remodeled the emperor Daoguang and Lin Zexu mud-plastic model, adding architectural paintings, and the whole scene was lifelike, like crossing time and space to witness the dialogue of the emperors and officials that changed the course of Chinese history. The exhibition reproduces the history of the ban on opium in Guangzhou, where the minister of Qin and the minister of Qin and Xu was derogated, and the hard journey of Lin Zexu's "blizzard journey" in the fruit ditch. Remodeling the inspection of the large-scale hand-painted murals of Wuhu Reef, reproducing the scene of Humen selling cigarettes, telling the cause and effect of Humen selling cigarettes. Lin Zexu's historical record exhibition tells the history of Lin Zexu's life and history with rich cultural relics, detailed graphic and textual materials, traditional and high-tech combination of exhibition and Chen way, Interpreting Lin Zexu's spirit.

The Lin Zexu Memorial Hall was established in 1982 and is located at 16 Macau Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou City. The museum was built in Guangxu in 31 years (1905), Lin Wenzhonggong Temple, is a special temple built by Lin Zexu's descendants and villagers to commemorate him, covering an area of about 4,000 square meters. The front of the street is facing the screen wall, the door book: "ZTE Zongxuan", "Zuo Haiwei". The main entrance is a archway, the blue stone cross-head: "Lin Wenzhonggong", the wall head is upright, the mud-plastic book colored, majestic. There are Yimen, Yubei Pavilion, Shudetang, North and South Flower Hall, Quchi Building and other classical garden-style buildings with the local style of late Qing Dynasty, dotted with fish pond rockery, corridor winding path, flowers and trees to support the Shude Hall. On the north side of the Yubei Pavilion, the forest public hall is the place for sacrifice celebrations. Each group of buildings is individually organized, and is not on the same axis, which is a typical representative of the garden architecture in Shiyan area of Fuzhou.

National hero Lin Zexu, born in Fuzhou in 1785, died in Wenchang Pavilion in Puning City, Guangdong in 1850, and was buried in Fuzhou the next year. Therefore, Fuzhou can be described as Lin Zexu's "born to die" place. Fuzhou people have always been proud of him. Fuzhou's famous three squares and seven lanes scenic spot covers Lin Zexu Memorial The museum. Many people mistakenly regarded the memorial at the southern end of Sanfangqixiang as Lin Zexu's former residence. In fact, it was Lin Zexutang (that is, Lin Wenzhonggong Temple), which has been open to the public for free since 1983. The Lin Zexu Memorial Hall was founded in 1982 and is located at 16 Macau Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, about 200 meters straight from Nanhou Street. The building was built in Guangxu in 31 years (1905), Lin Wenzhonggong Temple, is a special temple built by Lin Zexu's descendants and villagers to commemorate him. It covers an area of about 4,000 square meters. The front of the street is facing the screen wall, and the door is written: "ZTE Zongxu" and "Zuo Haiweiren". Main entrance is a archway, blue stone cross: "Lin Wenzhonggong", wall head corner moths, mud-plastic book color painting, majestic. Inside are Yimen, Yubei Pavilion, Shudetang, North and South Flower Hall, Quchi Building and other classical garden-style buildings with the local style of late Qing Dynasty, dotted with fish pond rockery, corridor winding path, flowers and trees. The three-way high, wide and thick blue stone stele in the imperial stele pavilion is arranged in the shape of the product, and the hidden forest is Xu's life-time heavy pillar stone, which is "sacred" in the middle, "the royal gift sacrifice" on the left, "the royal inscription" on the right, and is unique to the domestic sacrifice, which has high historical research value and calligraphy art value.

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