Ladies Hall

Ladies Hall

Xi'an Datang furongyuan ladies' hall is composed of a Tang style building complex centered on Wangchun Pavilion. It is an exhibition area with the theme of comprehensively displaying the spirit of free women in the unprecedented open society of Tang Dynasty.

An overview of the ladies' Hall

Ladies hall is composed of imitation Tang Dynasty buildings with Wangchun Pavilion as the center. It is an exhibition area with the theme of comprehensively showing the spirit of free women in the unprecedented open society of Tang Dynasty. In Tang Dynasty, women were positive, optimistic and confident, and even dressed like men to go out for lantern watching, spring outing, swing and ball games. In Tang Dynasty, Chinese women began to pursue their love and marriage boldly and enthusiastically. Women in Tang Dynasty were a rare generation of women with distinctive characteristics in Chinese history, especially Wu Zetian, Shangguan Waner and Princess Taiping

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Theme building

The main building of ladies hall is Wangchun Pavilion, which shows the spirit of women in Tang Dynasty from the aspects of dress, politics and love. The building adopts the form of octagonal cusp, which not only shows the exquisite craft, but also has the due simplicity. From a distance, it looks like a graceful girl standing on the Bank of Furong lake.

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Women's clothing in Tang Dynasty and traditional silk sculpture in China. Silk is the representative of women's clothing in Tang Dynasty. Because the gauze is very light, thin and transparent, women in Tang Dynasty didn't wear underwear when they wore this kind of dress, which can fully reflect their open mind. This kind of dress was popular in the middle and late Tang Dynasty and spread to the Five Dynasties. From their clothes, we can see that the exchange between the Tang Dynasty and other nationalities was very frequent. The economic and cultural exchange contributed to the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty in a certain way! In Tang Dynasty, women participated in and attended the government. The theme of women's political participation in the Tang Dynasty is represented by Wu Zetian, who was the only female emperor in Chinese history. In 637, 14-year-old Wu Zetian was selected into the palace for her beautiful appearance and was awarded the title of "talented person". After entering the palace, she was considerate, capable and charming, so she was honored as "Meiniang" by Taizong. Soon, she was honored by Taizong for her knowledge and ability After that, Wu Zetian began to contact with the royal official documents, understand the palace events, and gradually became familiar with the politics and power of officialdom. In her political career before she became emperor, she had already shown amazing political strategies and means. After she became emperor, she fully showed her outstanding political ability and courage in employing people, dealing with affairs and governing the country. As the only female emperor in Chinese history, during her reign, she carried on the "Zhenguan rule" and "Kaiyuan heyday", which led to social stability, economic prosperity and the formation of a strong centralization. Her historical merits and demerits, just like the "wordless monument" she set up for herself, can only be judged by history. Women in the Tang Dynasty had an open mind and yearned for a good free love. Taking the love story "Cowherd and Weaver Girl" of Tang Dynasty as the theme, this paper shows women's open mind and yearning for beautiful and free love in Tang Dynasty. Qixi Festival is also called Qiqiao Festival. On this day, they use a lot of tributes to pay homage to Zhinu, begging Zhinu to become smart. On that day, they will hold a small competition, that is, to wear five hole needle with colorful thread. The fastest woman will get the blessing of Zhinu and become smart. In the Tang Dynasty, Qiqiao festival was very popular, which was loved by the royal family and the common people. It reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty and was passed down from generation to generation.

Caixia Pavilion

According to the history of Tang Dynasty, Caixia Pavilion and Ziyun building were built in Furong garden in Kaiyuan period of Tang Dynasty. Caixia Pavilion is a combination of Golden Pavilion, jade Pavilion and corridor. It shows us the theme of "women of the Tang Dynasty, all kinds of Customs". It is the longest cultural corridor in China. The Caixia Pavilion extends from north to east along the water, sometimes bordering on the lakeside, and sometimes standing in the lake. It is like a touch of Caixia, reflecting the cultural story corridor of women's life in the Tang Dynasty.

Address: Datang Furong garden, No.1 Furong Road, Yanta District, Xi'an City

Longitude: 108.97411346436

Latitude: 34.211761474609

Tel: 029-85521327