[2025 Nanchang Attraction] Travel Guide for Jiangxi Provincial Art Museum (Updated Jul)

Dashi Courtyard ➡️ Tengwang Pavilion ➡️ Wanshou Palace (Kun Tea Performance) ➡️ Jiangxi Art Museum ➡️ Bayi Square 1️⃣ Dashi Courtyard Lantern-lit alleys, slurping mixed rice noodles and savoring stir-fried snails, encountering Gan opera flash mobs. Capture nostalgic shots against retro walls and new archways, immersing in old Nanchang’s vibrant charm. 2️⃣ Tengwang Pavilion Night View When the lights glow, the red walls and golden tiles exude elegance. Ascend the pavilion to enjoy the evening breeze over the Gan River, the warm glow of Nanchang Star, and the twin towers’ lights reflecting the ancient architecture—reliving the poetry of *Preface to Tengwang Pavilion*. 3️⃣ Wanshou Palace Night Stroll A 10-minute taxi ride away, red lanterns adorn the upturned eaves. Catch the Kun tea art performance, where tea fragrance blends with ancient charm, then try stir-fried noodles with clay pot soup—a fusion of local flavor and poetic ambiance. 4️⃣ Jiangxi Art Museum Walk or ride an e-bike straight there. The modern building’s lights outline its structure, offering a dark-toned backdrop for artistic photos—effortlessly securing your social media spotlight. 5️⃣ Bayi Square Steps away from the museum, the memorial tower stands solemnly lit. Watch locals stroll and dance, soaking in the lively atmosphere and revolutionary memories—a perfect finale to your night tour.

Summer vacation is here! Nanchang is seriously the perfect travel destination! Not only does Nanchang boast numerous historic sites, but it's also packed with delicious food—mixed rice noodles, clay pot soup, white sugar cakes, mung bean cakes, spicy lotus root slices... the list goes on! A 3-day 2-night trip is highly recommended—there's so much to explore!!! Worth revisiting again and again!!! ✅ Day 1 Bayi Square → Jiangxi Art Museum → Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall → Jewelry Street → Wanshou Palace → Tengwang Pavilion ✅ Day 2 Dashiyuan → Jiangxi Provincial Museum → Nanchang Star Ferris Wheel → Qiushui Square → Twin Towers → Hama Street ✅ Day 3 Shengjin Pagoda → Xinghua Tower → Youmin Temple → Baihuazhou → Head home ✔️ Weidaoji·Jiangxi Stir-Fry Thanks to a local friend for the recommendation! Near Bayi Square! Every dish costs just 10-20 yuan—huge portions and super affordable. Must-tries: Stir-fried beef tripe with pickled radish, braised chicken feet with soybeans, second-generation oil-soaked sea bass… Freshly cooked with wok hei—absolutely fragrant! Devoured several bowls of rice!!! So satisfying!!! ✔️ Shiyuan Xiang Spicy Boiled Delicacies Head to Jewelry Street! Remember this spot—come on an empty stomach! Eaten here countless times with friends… no wonder it’s been around for 16 years. Their spicy boiled dishes and fried snacks are seriously DELICIOUS!! So many varieties too! Generous portions at wallet-friendly prices—authentic Nanchang flavors! ✔️ Feimei Rice Noodle Roll King (Yuanming North Road) Tucked away in an alley—you’d never find it without a local’s tip. Offers Cantonese-style porridge hotpot, retro Hong Kong red bean ice, and rice noodle rolls in various flavors… a rich selection of authentic Guangdong cuisine. ✔️ Feige BBQ (Ximazhuang Main Store) Discovered this incredibly tasty old-school Nanchang BBQ joint. With over 20 years of expertise, every skewer delivers authentic Nanchang flavor. Only the Ximazhuang location is the real deal—others are knockoffs. Must-tries: Iron-plate crucian carp and scallops with egg. ✔️ Snail King (Chuanshan Branch) Our go-to spot for late-night BBQ!!! Never disappoints. These decades-old eateries just hit different. Been here 5,678 times with friends… love these affordable, flavorful street food stalls—worth endless revisits! Recommendations: Snail King, rice noodles with pork liver, and corn pancakes. #HappinessInABowl #TestYourBowlPower #NanchangFood #FoodieAdventures #NanchangEats #MustEatInNanchang #NanchangTravelGuide #NanchangFun #LocalRecommendations #FoodieLife

Heat waves are rolling in, and going outside feels like melting under the sun? Don’t worry! Nanchang hides many free and fun indoor "summer paradises" where you can escape the blazing sun and experience the millennium cultural heritage and artistic atmosphere of the Hero City. This summer, you have a place to go! 🍹Part.01 A great place for peaceful reading Looking for a quiet corner to calm your mind? The Jiangxi Provincial Library, Nanchang City Library, and the numerous Ruzi Bookrooms scattered around the streets are your cool retreats. Flip through the pages, immerse yourself in the world of words, measure the world with reading, and feel the city filled with the fragrance of books—most of the summer heat will naturally fade away~ ⭐Jiangxi Provincial Library The Jiangxi Provincial Library is the largest and most comprehensive public library in the province, with the largest collection and the most complete system. It is also the province’s ancient book protection center, local literature preservation center, bibliographic information service center, cataloging center, and the Jiangxi branch of the cultural information resource sharing project. 🍹Part.02 Enjoy the coolness with artistic cultivation Art lovers, look here! The Jiangxi Art Museum, High-tech Zone Art Museum, Nanchang Painting Academy, and other art palaces are not only air-conditioned and cool but also great places for a spiritual SPA. Wander through them, appreciate various exhibitions that cultivate your mind, and let the breeze of art blow away the summer heat. ⭐Jiangxi Art Museum The Jiangxi Art Museum adheres to the concept of "culture serving the people," aiming to promote and spread advanced culture. Guided by national and Jiangxi policies for developing socialist literature and art, it insists on organizing high-quality art exhibitions, widely launching colorful cultural benefit activities, continuously conducting high-level academic research, and actively contributing to the development of Jiangxi’s art cause and the construction of a culturally strong province. 🍹Part.03 Travel through time to explore history Summer cooling is also a great time to recharge! The Jiangxi Provincial Museum and Badashanren Memorial Hall are very popular and perfect places for citizens and tourists to cool off. Stepping inside feels like entering a time tunnel, conversing with artifacts spanning thousands of years, and experiencing the profound heritage of Yuzhang ancient county in the long river of history—cool and enriching! ⭐Jiangxi Provincial Museum Founded in 1953, the Jiangxi Provincial Museum is the largest comprehensive museum in the province, one of the first national first-class museums, and a provincial patriotism education base. It collects precious historical relics and ancient art treasures discovered throughout Jiangxi and holds the largest collection of cultural relics in the province. 🍹Part.04 Trace the footprints and recall the glorious past How can the summer in the Hero City be without a touch of "red"? The Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall, the Former Site Exhibition Hall of the New Fourth Army Headquarters, and other red-themed venues carry passionate memories. Enter them to trace the footsteps of revolutionary predecessors, touch that fiery era, and feel the powerful faith! ⭐Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall The Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall is a special memorial established to commemorate the Nanchang Uprising. It oversees five revolutionary sites—the former headquarters of the Nanchang Uprising, the former headquarters of He Long, the former headquarters of Ye Ting, the former Zhu De Military Officer Education Corps site, and Zhu De’s former residence. The memorial holds rich historical and red cultural resources and is an important resource for patriotism and revolutionary tradition education, cultivating core socialist values. #HowToPlayInNanchang #CheckInNanchang #NanchangTravel

1️⃣ Wuyuan ✔️ Huangling: Beautiful in both sunny and rainy weather! Great for photos, highly recommended!! ✔️ Likeng: Very nice to explore! Like an ancient town 🏯 You must walk inside to see the most beautiful scenery 🖼️ ✔️ Wunü Island: Walking around the lake you can see the South Wall and swings that are perfect for photos!! ✔️ Shangtan Village: An ancient village that's worth exploring and great for photography 🏠 Accommodation: We chose Yunshui Yao Guesthouse with its authentic Wuyuan-style architecture that really gives you a special feeling! They even provide clothes for photo shoots 👗! We stayed in a panoramic room with windows overlooking Shangtan Village's ancient tree and river... - 2️⃣ Jingdezhen ✔️ Porcelain Palace: I think it's very photogenic, great for photography lovers 📷 The only downside is it's a bit far ✔️ Sculpture Porcelain Factory: Perfect for a casual stroll 🚶‍♀️ Photo spots everywhere! There are also many beautiful and interesting small shops inside ✔️ Sanbao Village: We mainly went to visit 📍 Mom's Bakery, and the Jingdezhen logo wall next to Tao Cafe ✔️ Imperial Kiln Museum: Not great for portrait photos at night 🥹 but the museum is beautiful both inside and out!! 🏠 Accommodation: We chose to stay inside the Taoyangli scenic area. The only advantage is free entry to the area, but transportation is really inconvenient! Plus, there's a curfew at night... - 3️⃣ Nanchang ✔️ Nanchang Star: Many great photo spots online 🎡 Even better shots when the weather is good!! ✔️ August 1st Square: Jiangxi Provincial Art Museum and Nanchang Uprising Memorial Tower are right next to each other, easy to visit together 🇨🇳 ✔️ Wanshou Palace: Kind of like a food street, mainly for taking photos at various backdrop walls. At 7:00 PM, you can watch performances at the entrance of Kun Tea ✔️ Tengwang Pavilion: For daytime photos of Tengwang Pavilion, go to 📍 Xinzhou Cultural Square for the best shots. If you want night photos without paying for tickets, enter from North Garden, where you can also view the Twin Towers across the river. If possible, taking professional photos here is also nice ✔️ Nanchang Food: 📍 Zhang Liushu Nanchang Restaurant 📍 Huang Ji Clay Pot Soup 📍 Hongdu Thumb 📍 Chen Ji Handmade Mung Bean Cake, all personally tested and delicious 🏠 For accommodation, we chose a place near Tengwang Pavilion with a great view directly facing the pavilion. The room has an Instagram-worthy style and is very clean!

🌈Just got back from Nanchang with friends, and our leisure trip was quite nice. The attractions in Nanchang are fairly concentrated, with 🚩August 1st Square, 🚩Wanshou Palace, 🚩Tengwang Pavilion, and 🚩Qiushui Square all along one route. Tengwang Pavilion is super cool😎, the night view over the river is beautiful🌉, the food is very spicy🌶🌶, and overall it's worth visiting. Below is a record of our trip for anyone interested in going. -------------------------- ⛺【Attractions】： 🎐Day One: 👣Jiangxi Art Museum, the square across from it is perfect for photos! 👣Took photos at the August 1st Square Monument. 👣Explored Wanshou Palace Food Street, with many photogenic spots that are perfect for ladies who love taking pictures. 👣Browsed Jewelry Street, honestly the snacks there are similar to those found nationwide. We randomly tried some mung bean cakes, which were delicious and crispy; The Satay Pork Tenderloin was excellent, very tender, but if you're worried about it being too rich, two people can share one portion (🤭which is what we did) 👣Visited Tengwang Pavilion, and here's the key point: we paid for tickets, which cost fifty yuan. To be honest, the experience was just okay. You can actually take beautiful photos from outside the north entrance. 💥Important note💥: The cruise ship 🚢 we decided to take last minute was quite nice: we bought tickets from a livestream for 318 yuan for two people. The light show was truly beautiful, reflecting on the river surface, very photogenic! After the light show, we returned to the cabin to watch the "Pipa Performance," which was amazing. The dancing ladies were gorgeous 😍, "Bai Juyi" was quite funny, and the trip was almost over after the performance ended. The entire experience lasted 50 minutes and wasn't boring at all. Highly recommended if you have the budget. Make sure to choose the cruise with the "Pipa Performance." ❗PS: There are three sailing times, 👉19:05, 👉20:05, and 👉21:05, I believe. ❗I recommend the 20:05 cruise when it's completely dark, as the light show effect is better, and it doesn't end too late, perfect for those who don't like staying up late~ 🎐Day Two: 👣Visited Jiangxi Provincial Museum, which can take an entire morning to explore. I suggest going in the morning when it's less crowded. (When leaving, ask the traffic officers where to get a taxi, as that section of road is restricted, and we spent ages trying to find a suitable spot for ride-hailing apps 🤣) 👣After the museum, we headed to a restaurant, but due to the heat, we went straight to Wanda Mall for food. We ate at a place called "Blue Edge Bowl," which I would avoid. 🤔We ordered crab leg rice noodles and braised chicken feet, but couldn't reduce the spiciness 😥. All we could taste was spice, and the chicken feet weren't properly deboned 😂. 🤔They claimed they couldn't reduce the spiciness, which makes me wonder if the food was pre-made rather than freshly prepared. 🤔The service wasn't great either. Despite being known as the "King of Queues," it didn't live up to its reputation. Since we felt tired from walking so much these two days, after eating we found a place for a massage, 👣Then we went to Qiushui Square to see the free musical fountain show, which is worth visiting. Performance time: 19:30-19:45 in the evening This is also a great spot to photograph Nanchang's Twin Towers, and after taking photos, you can wait for the fountain show. ❗PS: I don't recommend sitting on the steps in the front row. The view is better from the stairs further back, but if you have children, the front row is good as there's a light mist that feels refreshing in hot weather. 🛬【Travel Guide】: Based on my experience, here's a suggested itinerary 🌈Day One: After arrival, start at August 1st Square. Follow subway line 1. Art Museum photo op 👉 August 1st Memorial Hall 👉 Wanshou Palace 👉 Jewelry Street 👉 Tengwang Pavilion 👉 Pipa Performance River Cruise 👉 Return to hotel 🌈Day Two: Jiangxi Provincial Museum 👉 Nanchang Star 👉 Twin Towers 👉 Qiushui Square light show 👉 Find food and return to hotel 🌈Day Three: Haihunhou Museum 👉 Free exploration 👉 Time to head home~ 🏨【Accommodation Tips】: I recommend staying near August 1st Square for convenience, or if possible, at a hotel near Tengwang Pavilion for the beautiful night river view, NICE! 🎉【About Food】 🌺: Nanchang mixed rice noodles are delicious, and century egg meat pie soup is very tasty, but you don't need to go to trendy restaurants - any place will do. 🌺Jiangxi cuisine is very spicy, so for the sake of your stomach, try in moderation. 🌺"Xiao Shimei Nanchang Local Cuisine" near August 1st Building is pretty good, with delicious sweet ribs. 🧡【Tips】： ❗The art museum and provincial museum are free, but require advance reservations. Make sure to book ahead and bring your ID card for entry. ❗Get a subway pass on Alipay for convenient travel. There's a lot of road construction, so the subway is recommended. Finally, Nanchang is nice, but personally I think it's better to rest during the day and go out at night 🤭. Visit museums during the day and enjoy the nightlife in the evening~

Nanchang is really a place where you can eat and visit I ate eight meals here in two days and I really don’t want to leave! May Day is coming, save this guide! - 🚶Tour route: Day 1: Bayi Square - Jiangxi Art Museum - Jewelry Street - Wanshou Palace - Kun Tea Performance - Tengwang Pavilion Day 2: Dashiyuan - Toad Street - Provincial Museum - Nanchang Star - Twin Towers - Qiushui Square - Tips: Book your hotel and flight tickets online in advance ✈️ Bring a power bank and sunscreen when traveling

Nanchang is truly a city of good food and fun, but remember to do your research before you travel! !! Nanchang Lazy Version Route Arrangement Scenic Spot Reservation ✔️Jiangxi Provincial Museum: Make an appointment 3 days in advance via GZH. Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays. ✔️Jiangxi Art Museum: Make an appointment 3 days in advance via GZH. Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays. ✔️August 1st Uprising Memorial Hall: Make an appointment 3 days in advance via GZH. Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays. Tengwang Pavilion: Free admission for reciting "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" Time: 8:00-18:30, [entry and ticket sales stop at 17:45] ✔️Jiangxi Science and Technology Museum: Reservations can be made three days in advance Required travel documents: ID card, student ID Remember to bring a rain umbrella, power bank, camera, charger, and sunscreen. Bus code: Open ZFB to travel, search for Nanchang bus code to receive it, remember to switch codes for buses and subways. Nanchang Lazy Version Route Arrangement Nanchang Special Food * Jewelry Street: * (Chen Ji Mung Bean Cake, Xiao Deng Stinky Tofu, Xiaoping Couple Zongzi, Fatty Cut Cake, Xiong's Handmade Mazi, Spicy Chicken Wings, Spicy Lotus Root) * Wanshou Palace * ✔️Nanchangli Old Street Nanchang Flavor, a must-visit Jiangxi restaurant in Nanchang! Spicy and tasty! Full of fireworks, recommended: Soy Bean Braised Chicken Feet, Dry Pot Spicy Bullfrog * ✔️Ganxiangye Jiangxi Stir-fry, the taste of Jiangxi home cooking. Recommended: Jiangxi Fried Pork, Dry Pot Cauliflower, Soybean Braised Waxy Chicken Feet * Ergou Super Meat Crab Pot Wanda Plaza Honggutan Store: A super delicious meat crab pot, the crab meat is fresh, sweet and tasty, and the chicken feet are soft and rotten. There is also crab leg noodles, which are really delicious 😋 Thanks to the locals in Nanchang for the recommendation Accommodation reference suggestions ● Greenland Primus Hotel Romantic French manor, very photogenic. The hotel quality is relatively high, the room type is very large, very comfortable, and the price is also very high. It is near Yuweizhou Park, and the transportation is also very convenient. The hotel also has special room types, and the wedding room is prepared very warmly and beautifully. There is also a large bathtub 🛁. There are also supporting facilities such as a gym and swimming pool on the first floor. The breakfast is also rich and delicious 😋 ● Yishang Hotel The price is also affordable. There are many night markets nearby, and it is especially convenient for snacks, late-night snacks, and shopping. It is a five-minute walk from Bayi Square and a ten-minute walk from the Jiangxi Art Museum... It is also very close to Tengwang Pavilion ✔️Electric curtains, smart toilets, and smart robots deliver takeaways. The bedding and sofa are also very comfortable.

I visited Nanchang on my way to Lushan Mountain. Due to limited time, I had to adopt a "special forces" style of travel. 📆【Itinerary Guide】 🚗Transportation: Subway and taxis are very convenient. You can easily get a subway card through Alipay (select Travel > Subway, and follow the on-screen instructions to get and activate the card). 🗓Itinerary: Daytime: Bayi Square (take photos at the Art Museum, which is right across from Bayi Square) > Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall > Dashiyuan Street > Tengwang Pavilion Evening: Tengwang Pavilion night view > Qiushui Square musical fountain > Star of Nanchang Ferris wheel 📌Tips: 1. I happened to encounter a fountain show when I arrived at Bayi Square. Personally, I think it's enough to watch one fountain show, either at Bayi Square or Qiushui Square. On public holidays, there is one show at 10:00 am and another at 1:00 pm, as well as two shows in the evening (only evening shows on non-public holidays). 2. You need to book tickets for the Bayi Uprising Memorial Hall in advance on its official WeChat account. Remember to do so.

🎉Nanchang, a treasure city that makes you want to come back again!🎉 📍Food: A foodie's paradise! Nanchang is a foodie's paradise! The food here is rich and varied, spicy and addictive, sweet and memorable. It's no exaggeration to say that even if you have eight stomachs, you can't get enough of the delicious food here!🎉 🏰Fun: A perfect blend of history and modernity Nanchang is not only a place for food, but also a place for countless attractions, each of which is worth savoring. • Tengwang Pavilion: The Tengwang Pavilion Preface, which was a headache for students, is now a place where you can stand at the foot of the Tengwang Pavilion, take a cruise with the theme of "Pipa Xing", and watch the wonderful performances, as if you were transported back to that poetic era. The Tengwang Pavilion is beautifully lit at night.✨ • Bayi Square: As a landmark building in Nanchang, Bayi Square is a great place to take photos at night. You may even have to wait in line for a good spot, which shows how popular it is.📸 • Jiangxi Art Museum: There are not only many beautiful paintings, but also a chance to experience the culture and history of Nanchang in the ocean of art.🎨 • Ruziting Park: A small but beautiful park with mountains, water, trees, and bridges, it is a great place to relax. Here, you can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a moment of peace.🌳 🍔Food: Nanchang on the tip of your tongue, spicy and unstoppable! Nanchang's food is irresistible! • Erguan Super Crab Pot: After getting off the plane, I went straight to Wanda Honggutan and picked this restaurant at random. The crab pot is so spicy that you can't stop eating it. The chicken feet, bullfrog, and mixed noodles are all great with rice.🔥 • Yingzi Family Restaurant: A local favorite, this restaurant serves oil-soaked fish, chicken feet, and poached egg beef brisket, all of which are memorable.🏠 • Jiajia Nanchang Restaurant: The signature dishes are oil-soaked fish and spicy chicken feet. The fish is firm, the chicken feet are soft, and the portions are large and affordable. After eating, you can go to the Wanshou Palace across the street.🐟 • Nanchangli · Old Street Nanchang Flavor: The restaurant is decorated in the style of old Nanchang, with spicy bullfrog and black pepper beef ribs that are so spicy that you can't stop eating them.🍲 • Tiantian Pancake: A treasure I found by chance, the leek box is crispy and delicious, and worth the wait.🥟 • Yingjie Snacks: A leader in the boiled food industry, the price is affordable and the taste is authentic, making it a local favorite.🍜 • Thai Xiaomei Handmade Shrimp: The only place to get stewed shrimp, the stewed shrimp is soft and glutinous, the shrimp is fresh and delicious, and the vermicelli is a perfect match.🦐 • Old Wanshou Palace Pig Blood Noodles: Pig blood noodles are a traditional Nanchang delicacy that will leave you wanting more.🍜 🏨Accommodation: Comfort and beautiful scenery • Grand Skylight Hotel (Qiushui Square): Located next to Qiushui Square, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Ganjiang River during the day and walk to the light show at night, which is held at 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. for 15 minutes each. Don't miss it. The hotel offers a wide variety of breakfast options, including Nanchang specialties such as crock pot soup, mixed noodles, and white sugar cake.🏨 • Greenland Poly Hotel (Yuweizhou): Located in Yuweizhou Park and Aixi Lake, the architecture is like a European manor, with high class and complete facilities, including a gym and swimming pool. The breakfast is also rich, with crock pot soup, mixed noodles, and white sugar cake, each bite is a treat.🏡 🌟Nanchang, I'll be back! Nanchang, a charming city with delicious food, beautiful scenery, and culture, is a place that will make you want to stay. If it weren't for work, I would really like to stay here for a while longer, and I will definitely come back next time!❤️

🌟 [Explore the Art Palace of Jiangxi] 🌟 Located at No. 266 Bayi Avenue, Xihu District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Art Museum is not only an exhibition hall but also a landmark building that combines Chinese classical and European architectural styles. Built in 1968, the art museum has undergone several name changes and was officially opened to the public as Jiangxi Art Museum on July 29, 2020. 🖼 [Immerse Yourself in the Ocean of Art] 🖼 Step into this art museum with a construction area of about 25,000 square meters, and you will find yourself traveling through time and space. It not only displays the works of modern and contemporary Chinese artists but is also a public art museum integrating exhibition, collection, research, education, communication, and service. Each work tells a story, and each exhibition is a spiritual touch. 🌈 [The Power of Culture] 🌈 Jiangxi Art Museum adheres to the concept of "culture serving the people" and is committed to promoting high-quality art exhibitions and rich cultural activities. It is not only a stage for artists to show their talents but also a place for the public to enjoy a cultural feast. Whether it is academic research or public education, Jiangxi Art Museum is making positive contributions to the cultural development of Jiangxi and even the whole country. 📅 [Visiting Information] 📅 Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 daily, closed on Mondays (except public holidays). Address: No. 266 Bayi Avenue, Xihu District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 or 2 to Bayi Square Station (Exit 5), and walk to the museum.

👣 I recently had the opportunity to visit the Jiangxi Art Museum, and it was an unforgettable artistic journey! If you're an art lover, you definitely can't miss this place! 🏛️ The architecture of the Jiangxi Art Museum is a work of art in itself, with a simple and grand exterior that exudes modernity. As soon as you step into the museum, you're captivated by the spacious and bright exhibition halls and the carefully curated artworks. 👀 🎨 The exhibitions are truly diverse, covering various art forms such as painting, sculpture, photography, and calligraphy. I particularly enjoyed the works of local Jiangxi artists, who vividly depict the beauty of Jiangxi's landscapes and the charm of its culture through their brushes and sculpting tools. 🏞️👨‍🎨 👀 One landscape painting, in particular, caught my eye. The brushwork was bold and expressive, with towering peaks and swirling clouds, making you feel as if you're right there, experiencing the tranquility and grandeur. There was also a series of sculptures, each with unique forms and lifelike details, showcasing the artists' creativity and craftsmanship. 🗿 📸 Don't forget to take photos to commemorate your visit! Every corner of the museum is a perfect spot for photography, whether it's the spiral staircase or the art corridor, you can capture beautiful photos. 📷 💡 Tip: The museum's exhibitions are regularly updated, so there's always something new to discover. I recommend following the museum's official WeChat account to stay informed about exhibition updates and plan your visit accordingly. 📅 🎨🏛️ In conclusion, the Jiangxi Art Museum is a place rich in artistic atmosphere and cultural heritage. Whether you're an art enthusiast or a casual visitor, you'll find something that resonates with you here. Come and visit, and let art and life intersect! 🎉 Friendly reminder 🔔: Follow the "Jiangxi Art Museum" WeChat service account to reserve your tickets in advance. It's free! Free! Free!

On the first day of the new year, take a stroll around the old town, starting at Bayi Square and then visiting the Provincial Art Museum, which is currently hosting the China-Germany Contemporary Art Exhibition. The "Integration and Symbiosis: China-Germany Contemporary Art Exhibition" brings together contemporary artists from China and Germany, showcasing unique cultural elements and shared artistic pursuits through their respective artistic forms and expressions, with the aim of promoting in-depth exchanges and cooperation between the two countries in the field of art.

🏛️Explore Nanchang's new landmark - Jiangxi Art Museum✨ 🌆Location🔍: No. 89 Hongcheng Road, Xihu District, Nanchang, Jiangxi, China 🕰️Opening hours⏳: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00 - 17:00 (closed on Mondays) 💫Ticket price🎫: Free admission (reservation or on-site ticket required) 📸Equipment recommendation🤔: Bring your camera and a good mood, and let's explore the ocean of art together~ 🌱Preface🍃: This weekend trip was inspired by a strong recommendation from an art lover😌, "You must visit the Provincial Art Museum in downtown Nanchang!" His tone was firm and full of anticipation. As an explorer🐾 with a curiosity for culture and art, I accepted the challenge without hesitation and embarked on a journey to find a touch of the soul🚀. It turned out to be a rewarding experience👍🏻💕! 🏺Architectural style🏗️: From a distance, this perfect combination of modern and traditional architecture looks like a delicate gem embedded in the heart of the city👀. "I didn't know there was a work of art hidden here." My friends were full of admiration🥰. The layout of the interior space is also amazing, with a spacious and bright lobby and carefully selected art displays, every step is a journey into a world of beauty💖. 🎨Museum collection🏹: As soon as I entered the exhibition hall, I was deeply attracted by the huge oil painting😍. The colorful light and shadow intertwined to form a moving picture; the ceramic exhibition area next to it showed delicate brushwork and superb skills; and those lifelike sculptures... Each exhibit has its own unique story and background story waiting for you to discover! 🙌Conclusion👍: If I have the chance to come again, I will definitely choose to spend a leisurely time here! Because here we can feel the crystallization of human wisdom and the pursuit of a better life, not just on the surface decoration, but deeply integrated into every detail! Next time you should come and experience this unique charm too~

📍Detailed address: Jiangxi Art Museum, Nanchang 🚉Transportation strategy: Metro Line 1, Bayi Square, Exit 5, 3 minutes’ walk Take Metro Line 1, Bayi Square, Exit 3, and walk for about 7 minutes (take photos across the street first) 🕙Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 (ticket checking stops at 16:00) (closed on Monday) Free admission: You need to book tickets via WeChat on your mobile phone and scan the QR code to enter. 👍Most Recommended: 1. Jiangxi Art Museum Theme of this exhibition: 🌟 "Harmony and Coexistence: Sino-German Contemporary Art Exhibition" Exhibition Hall: Jiangxi Art Museum Hall 1/2/4 Exhibition time: November 8, 24 to January 5, 25 Exhibition highlights: This exhibition invites 18 representative Chinese artists and 35 German artists to participate in the exhibition, focusing on displaying the works of Chinese and German artists 2. I won’t introduce the Bayi Square opposite in detail, but it is worth visiting and taking photos. There are many people there during holidays, and it is a good location to take photos of the Jiangxi Art Museum. 3. The Xinhua Bookstore on the left is a place where you can read books and take a break when you are tired. The 4th floor is a free reading area, and the 5th floor is a food court (the Xijiang Cake on the 1st floor is good, and the three-color cake is the first choice) Note: [ThumbsUp][ThumbsUp][ThumbsUp] The exhibition is divided into three exhibition halls. Every work is visually stunning👍 If you like to visit exhibitions, don't miss it.

Walking into the Jiangxi Art Museum is like traveling through a tunnel of time and space, with every step echoing with history and every glance meeting a feast of beauty. This is a place for dialogue between art and the soul, a meeting point of culture and creativity! 🏠Inside the Museum: The art museum has three floors, each with two exhibition halls, for a total of six exhibition halls. Each theme is very artistic, so there are six exhibition halls to visit, which are really artistic, very abstract, and colorful! 1️⃣1F: Exhibition Halls 1 and 2. The first floor is mainly for art works. The exhibition features 147 pieces of arts and crafts and 237 pieces of ceramic art, with a wide range of themes and rich forms, with strong artistic expression, new exploration, and new breakthroughs. 2️⃣2F: Exhibition Halls 3 and 4. Mainly arts and crafts and ceramic art, with some ceramic works, fully demonstrating the overall style and artistic level of the current stage of arts and crafts and ceramic art. 3️⃣3F: Exhibition Halls 5 and 6. The third floor of Jiangxi Art Museum is a permanent exhibition, telling the history of Bayi Square and Jiangxi Art Museum building. Jiangxi Art Museum is a national art exhibition hall focusing on the display, collection, and research of modern and contemporary artists' works at home and abroad. It is located on the north side of Jiangxi Art Center, an independent building attached to the main body of the center, connected to the concert hall through a cultural sculpture corridor. The 5th Hall on the third floor is a permanent exhibition, especially around the history of Bayi Square and Jiangxi Art Museum building, providing a good place to learn about history and art. 🎫Tickets: Free ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00–17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 📍Address: Jiangxi Art Museum 🚇 Transportation Guide: Subway: Line 1 or 2 to Bayi Square Station, Exit 14 Self-driving: Parking navigation to Jiangxi Art Museum Parking Lot

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Yan Shizhong, a Chinese-American painter, is a very talented oil painter. He was among the first group of oil painting postgraduates after the end of the Cultural Revolution, admitted to the master's program of the Oil Painting Department at the China Academy of Art, studying alongside Hu Zhenyu, Xu Mangyao, Shang Ding, Gao Shaohua, and others, under the tutelage of oil painting predecessors like Quan Shanshi. After graduation, Yan Shizhong returned to his hometown in Shandong and worked as a professional painter at the Shandong Provincial Art Museum, soon being recognized as a national first-class artist. Later, he traveled far and settled in the United States. After arriving in the United States, Yan Shizhong broadened his horizons, especially deeply moved by the color perception of Impressionist painting. Thus, he further researched and explored the color language of oil painting in his artistic practice, creating a series of colorful and splendid oil paintings—'Galloping Horses Series,' 'Ballet Series,' 'Landscape Series,' etc., which were widely welcomed and favored by American audiences. 'The Uyghurs under the Sun' is a series of oil paintings that Yan Shizhong created many years after moving to the United States. Feeling a lack of passion and inspiration from life in his creations abroad, he recalled the touching experiences during his postgraduate studies at the Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts (now China Academy of Art) when he lived deeply among the people of Xinjiang. At that time, the teachers and students lived, ate, and worked with the Uyghur locals, and the experience of sketching and painting from life in the area left a deep impression on him. Therefore, in 2008, Yan Shizhong returned to the beautiful Xinjiang of his motherland, went to the Errenji settlement in Kashgar, Southern Xinjiang, to paint from life, and once again experienced the Uyghurs of this land, finding them unchanged—simple, enthusiastic, living peaceful lives. Deeply moved, Yan Shizhong used brilliant colors and bold, smooth strokes to depict the warm sunshine, the clear skies, and the simple people, creating a large number of works. These pieces neither deliberately embellish nor beautify, nor are they artificially profound, but rather, with the sincere eyes of a painter, they discover the beauty of simplicity in the commonplace, everyday life and portray it on the canvas.

Years ago, I went to Nanchang with a good friend. The long-planned trip finally came to fruition. Whether it's day or night, the entrance of the art gallery is very photogenic and the layout inside is great!