On January 26, the first fieldwork activity of the "Walking Fujian-Taiwan Border" Culture to the Countryside and the "Yuanlai Family" Research Group of the China Fujian-Taiwan Border Museum was held in Xiangyun Town, Nan'an City.
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On the 26th, the Liang family ancestral hall in Xiangyun Village, Xiangyun Town, Nan'an was very lively. On the one hand, there is a burst of ink fragrance, and the calligraphy master is vigorous and powerful, sending the blessings of the New Year to the villagers; on the other hand, Ding Yizhe, who is from the Fujian-Taiwan Yuanyuan "Yuanlai Family" research group, is standing in front of the exhibition board of "Xiangyun Youzi Yin's Genealogy", and is introducing the story of Fujian-Taiwan genealogy docking to Xiangyun villagers.
Ding Yizhe, a member of the "Yuanlai Family" seminar group of the China Fujian-Taiwan Border Museum
It was as if the Liang clan relatives on both sides of the strait were moved in their hearts when they met. ”
From the good story of "the two museum directors of Fujian and Taiwan relay across the sea to find their roots", the research group talked about the 230-year cross-sea reunion between the Liang family in Changhua, Taiwan and the Liang family in Xiangyun, the ancestral hometown of Nan'an, which aroused heated discussions among the clansmen. At the event, a video call rang.
Chen Weiping, Director of the China Fujian-Taiwan Border Museum VS Shi Mingfa, former Director of the Taiwan Museum
"Hello old curator, it's me, it's me. Are you all right now? I see you look good. This (activity) is a credit to the Fujian-Taiwan Border Museum, thank you very much. I wish you a happy new year and an early year. Peace be upon you all. Go home and have a look. ”
In February 2022, Director Shi, the former director of the Taiwan Museum, wrote a letter asking Director Chen to help find the ancestral genealogy, and it was this letter that built a bridge between the Fujian-Taiwan Border Museum and Xiangyun. In May 2023, the group of the Liang clan in Changhua, Taiwan, will return to their ancestral hometown of Nan'an Xiangyun to recognize their relatives and sweep the tomb. Since then, the people of the Liang clan on both sides of the strait have become closer and closer.
Liang Baiyu, Museum Librarian of the Fujian-Taiwan Border Museum of China
"Today we are here to take the opportunity of the approaching Spring Festival to pay a New Year's greeting to the villagers. At the same time, Director Weiping also connected with Director Shi Mingfa on the spot, giving a greeting to the compatriots in Taiwan in their early years, and looking forward to them being able to bring the next generation back as soon as possible. ”