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Summary of Nanchang Badashanren Memorial Hall
Badashanren Memorial Hall is a memorial museum integrating collection, display, research and publicity, with rich collections. The original hall was changed into an exhibition hall, which systematically displayed the paintings and historical materials of Badashan people, and often displayed the masterpieces of today's painting masters. There are ten painting and calligraphy exhibition halls in the museum, which display more than 80 historical materials of Badashan people's lives and treasures, among which the representative works are: Mo Hetu, Bird Stone Pavilion, Songhe Pavilion, Zhemuying Litu, Shoulu Map, Cat and Chicken and other representative works of Niu Shihui. At the same time, the first ancient painter's painting and calligraphy museum in Jiangxi Province, hidden among the willows and bamboos, displayed more than 100 exquisite paintings and calligraphy works of Badashanren with exquisite stone carving art, and the newly opened photography exhibition of Badashanren Memorial Hall also provided exquisite photography skills for the audience to find immortal traces. The dense bamboo forests in the park set off the Badashanren stone carving art fine painting and calligraphy stele gallery. Replicas of calligraphy and painting, ceramics, brushes, inkstones, postcards, commemorative cards and published albums made in the name of Badashanren will leave unforgettable memories for the audience.
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