Travel around Yangzhou Gaoyou Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall

"The whole world is cold, but I am the only one who is hot." I feel like I have known Mr. Wang for a long time, and I feel like I have known the delicacies he wrote about for a long time, just like what he said, "Talking about the life you know cordially with a friend you can talk to." I love reading Mr. Wang’s prose. He is a person who is good at observation and loves life. He is a gourmet and a versatile artist. He can eat and cook. He is really the best cook among writers and the best writer among gourmets. . His words make people feel the tranquility of all things, and everything is beautiful. He talks calmly and calmly, calmly and calmly, soothing the restless heart. Add some information Wang Zengqi is a contemporary Chinese novelist, essayist, and dramatist, and is known as a representative figure of Beijing-style writers. On March 5, 1920, Wang Zengqi was born into an old-style landlord family in the town of Gaoyou. In the summer of 1939, he was admitted to the Department of Chinese Literature of Southwest Associated University. Most of Wang's works were about the customs, customs and urban life in his hometown of Gaoyou, where he had memories and dreams of his childhood. The memorial hall was built in 2017 and will be officially opened to the public in 2020, the 100th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Wang Zengqi. The Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall is divided into four functional areas according to "one axis, two zones and three sections", namely Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall, Wang Mi Tribe, Wang Family Banquet and Wang Family Inn. There are 11 exhibition halls in the two-story building of the museum, which are divided into five themes: "A Centenary of Mr. Wang", "Wang Zengqi's Literary World", "People and Things in Hometown", "Being Humanistic" and "Memorial and Inheritance", which comprehensively display Mr. Wang's works. The style of a master. Address: No. 9, Zhujia Lane, Gaoyou City, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province Time: Open from 09:00-17:00 (no entry at 16:30) Tickets: Free