I. Introduction to the Cultural Venue: Longling Stamp Museum, Longgang district, ShenzhenLocated at Longling School in Longgang district, Shenzhen, the Longling Stamp Museum houses stamp collections dating from the founding of the People’s Republic of China. It explores the history of stamp development, serves as a communication hub for philatelists, and fosters the spread and education of philatelic culture.II. Cultural Exhibition or Event Content: Weekend Public Education ActivitiesThe Longling Stamp Museum offers free public educational activities to the general public. In the Stamp Design Workshop, you’ll become a budding designer, learning about composition and color schemes while creating your own custom stamps, experiencing the beauty of craftsmanship in miniature art. In the Intangible Cultural Heritage Craft Class, scissors produce vibrant paper cutouts, fine threads weave auspicious Chinese knots, and indigo pigment creates one-of-a-kind tie-dye works. These time-honored arts breathe new life into traditional crafts. During traditional Chinese festivals, we also hold special themed events. Here, guests can share holiday stories, make festive crafts, and savor traditional delicacies, letting children explore the profound heritage of Chinese culture in fun-filled activities.
Read More >Completed and put into operation on July 1, 2005, Longgang Cultural Centre covers a land area of 36,153 square meters and a total floor area of 86,459.14 sq m, with a total investment of 550 million yuan (＄76.39 million). It serves as a key hub for public cultural services in Longgang district. The complex consists of four interconnected yet relatively independent zones (Block A, B, C and D). Equipped with a grand theatre, concert hall, cultural centre, library, children’s library and museum, it delivers one-stop cultural and leisure services. As a versatile cultural venue, it offers ideal places for residents to enjoy performances, visit exhibitions, read books and engage in painting.
Read More >Longgang Cultural Centre of Shenzhen is a district-run public welfare institution and a National First-Class Cultural Centre. It is committed to popularizing art among the public and elevating artistic standards. Its core services include providing public cultural and artistic services, delivering social art education, organizing mass cultural activities, creating popular literary and artistic works, staging cultural exchanges, offering cultural volunteer services, conducting research on cultural theories, as well as protecting and utilizing intangible cultural heritage.The centre has a total building area of 16,000 square metres, with 4,657 sq m of indoor activity space. The facilities comprise three rehearsal halls, twelve professional classrooms, twenty-four practice rooms, an art exhibition hall, an intangible cultural heritage exhibition hall, a small theatre, a music production studio and auxiliary office spaces. It serves as a vital venue for a wide range of mass cultural activities.
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