Opening time of Wu's former residence memorial hall 202 1

The memorial hall of Wu's former residence is located in Hailing, Taizhou, and officially opened on the morning of 200211.29. The construction of memorial hall is an important stroke to restore the style of historical and cultural blocks. There are many exhibits in the memorial hall, which are very precious. Let's look at the specific information.

Wu's former residence memorial hall officially opened on the morning of 202 1 opening time 202 1 1 29.

Sun Qun, Party Secretary, delivered a speech at the ceremony. He said that the completion of the memorial hall of Wu's former residence is an important stroke for Hailing to restore the style of historical and cultural blocks, a key step to enhance the "North Gate", and a benchmark to promote the "beautiful urban area" and improve the quality of the city.

Hailing will explore Wu's integrity, further collect historical materials, enrich the collection, and comprehensively improve the level and taste; Give full play to the educational function of the memorial hall, tell the story of Wu well, and make the memorial hall an important place to cultivate patriotic feelings and cultivate moral sentiments; Enhance the cultural brand of Hailing District, continuously polish the logo of Hailing context, amplify the cultural brand effect, and create a new landmark of Taizhou's global tourism.

Character profile Wu (1862- 1929), alias, was a famous wise man in Taizhou in the late Qing Dynasty. He was admitted to imperial academy before he was 18 years old. He used to be a bachelor's lecturer and served as an examiner in Shanxi, Henan, Guizhou and Guangdong. In the 30th year of Guangxu, Anhui was appointed as a Jinshi envoy, and soon he was appointed as a Jinshi envoy. After returning to Taizhou in his later years, he changed his name to "Tang Wei" to benefit the people with superb medical skills. He lives a very frugal life. After his death, only our clothes and books were left at home, leaving many anecdotes among Taizhou people.

Wu Style Exhibition Hall In Wu Style Exhibition Hall, this pair of couplets inscribed by Mr. Humanist profoundly summarizes Wu's life story.

There is a huge lithograph in the exhibition hall, which was carved by the famous seal engraver Mr. Wang Kai. The material used is Qingtian stone, one of the four famous stones. This seal is 96 centimeters high and weighs more than 200 kilograms. The border part is engraved with two quatrains of Wu. This is the largest seal of all kinds of exhibitions in Jiangsu, which can be described as "the first seal in Jiangsu".

There is a double-sided fan in the exhibition hall with two poems by Dong Qichang Wu, a painter and calligrapher in the late Ming Dynasty. Every bone of this fan is cut by Daphne, which is very precious.

A large number of objects, pictures, scrolls and sculptures are displayed in the museum, which truly and systematically introduces Wu's life.

Wu, a native of Hailing, 1922 participated in the establishment of the Sinology Research Association. The National Studies Association was set up in the county library at that time, and its main responsibility was to guide students to read and learn useful knowledge.

Most of the exhibits on display in the National Studies Museum are the works of members of the National Studies Society.

According to the records of literature and history experts, Wu's former residence, which deeply loved mulberry, was restored and placed on the last second floor (the original ancestral home).

The former residence was built in the light years of the Qing Dynasty, with blue bricks and green tiles and a hard gable roof. Behind Gai Lou is a bungalow, which is low in the front and high in the back. With the characteristics of the times, it has become a landmark building in the old city north of the city after transformation.

Considering the real situation of that year, the museum presented furniture in the early and middle Qing Dynasty, which was divided into hall, bedroom and study. There are not only the paintings and calligraphy works of the sages of the Qing Dynasty, but also some objects of Wu himself.