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Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall The Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall is located in the Zhenqing Ancestral Hall on the south side of the east end of the middle lane of Liukeng Village. This ancient building was built in the Qing Dynasty. It is a two-day one-day well building with a courtyard in front. "Ancestral Temple" ink book, with couplets inscribed on both sides, a "plaque for the year-old jinshi" hangs in the front hall, a large plaque for "baobentang" in the back hall, and a beautifully carved "spirit house" built in the back hall shrine. Multiple sets of painting. In order to rescue and protect the ancient culture of Liukeng, in September 2000, under the guidance of the County Liukeng Ancient Culture Protection and Utilization Working Committee, Liukeng Village Committee and Cultural Relics Administration launched an exhibition of cultural relics exhibition halls, which will collect some cultural relics and history. The cultural relics are displayed in the "Zhenqing Public Temple". There are 35 cultural relics exhibited for the first time, including the Ming Dynasty Xuande Longquan glazed incense burner, the family clan of Fule Liuxi in the tenth year of Ming Wanli, and Li Bai Changan drunk porcelain plate paintings. Cultural relics and important plaques, couplets, Ming and Qing furniture, etc. Beginning on October 1 of that year, during the golden holiday season of the National Day holiday, the first exhibition of the village family's Tibetan cultural relics was launched in Liukeng Village, Le'an County. These cultural relics on display were sealed for hundreds or even thousands of years. Even the people in the village rarely see it. In order to fully display the rich and extensive historical relics of Liukeng Village, it has since been promoted as an important tourist project in Liukeng Village. Since then, the exhibition content has been continuously enriched in the Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall. In May 2001 and May 2002, important cultural relics were added twice in a row. At present, there are 40 cultural relics in the exhibition hall.

address:

Liukeng, Le'an County, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province

category:

Tourist attraction

Opening hours:

No

location:

Fuzhou

Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall The Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall is located in the Zhenqing Ancestral Hall on the south side of the east end of the middle lane of Liukeng Village. This ancient building was built in the Qing Dynasty. It is a two-day one-day well building with a courtyard in front. "Ancestral Temple" ink book, with couplets inscribed on both sides, a "plaque for the year-old jinshi" hangs in the front hall, a large plaque for "baobentang" in the back hall, and a beautifully carved "spirit house" built in the back hall shrine. Multiple sets of painting. In order to rescue and protect the ancient culture of Liukeng, in September 2000, under the guidance of the County Liukeng Ancient Culture Protection and Utilization Working Committee, Liukeng Village Committee and Cultural Relics Administration launched an exhibition of cultural relics exhibition halls, which will collect some cultural relics and history. The cultural relics are displayed in the "Zhenqing Public Temple". There are 35 cultural relics exhibited for the first time, including the Ming Dynasty Xuande Longquan glazed incense burner, the family clan of Fule Liuxi in the tenth year of Ming Wanli, and Li Bai Changan drunk porcelain plate paintings Cultural relics and important plaques, couplets, Ming and Qing furniture, etc. Beginning on October 1 of that year, during the golden holiday season of the National Day holiday, the first exhibition of the village family's Tibetan cultural relics was launched in Liukeng Village, Le'an County. These cultural relics on display were sealed for hundreds or even thousands of years. Even the people in the village rarely see it. In order to fully display the rich and extensive historical relics of Liukeng Village, it has since been promoted as an important tourist project in Liukeng Village. Since then, the exhibition content has been continuously enriched in the Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall. In May 2001 and May 2002, important cultural relics were added twice in a row. At present, there are 40 cultural relics in the exhibition hall.