Monkey King Family Art Museum

The Monkey King Family Art Museum covers an area of 2,400 square meters. It makes full use of traditional Chinese gardening techniques, combined with the existing topography and surrounding environment. The natural environment meets the needs of multi-level people at home and abroad for viewing, sightseeing, and rest. The museum is divided into: Family Hall, Art Hall, Auditorium, Monkey Theatre, etc. The contents fully reflect the advocacy of Chinese monkey culture by generations of "Monkey King Family" for nearly a hundred years, and the special contributions made to monkey theatre art. There are more than 400 pieces of glorious artistic history, precious cultural relics and drama supplies. The costumes, costumes, props, stills and life pictures used in the TV series "Journey to the West" presented by CCTV and the China TV Drama Production Center; the history of monkey play in the north and south of China, and the introduction of the lives of many monkey play artists; various materials and various "Journey to the West" "Exhibition of artworks; calligraphy and inscriptions by masters such as Zhao Puchu, Qu Wu, Liu Haisu, Guan Shanyue, Lu Yanshao, Sha Menghai, Shu Tong, Wan Laiming, Yu Zhenfei, Cao Yu, Yao Xueyin, Hou Baolin, etc.; Displays of novels of "Journey to the West" and research books and picture albums of "Journey to the West" of various ages and countries, large-scale stone carvings of Taoist temple relics in Yuan Dynasty "Three Kings Stone", "Monkey King Aristocratic Family" Monkey King's Mask and Golden Hoop; Height 2 meters The giant flower-carved wine jar and the large purple sand pot, etc. The plaque in the entrance hall is "Monkey King Family Art Museum" inscribed by the famous calligrapher Liu Haisu. Entering the entrance hall and turning right is the "Road to the West" art gallery, which uses murals, wall carvings and figures to show the 81 difficult situations experienced by the four monks and apprentices of Tang Dynasty to study scriptures in the west. "Journey to the West" was written by Bing Xin. The colonnade has celebrity inscriptions. The images displayed both indoors and outdoors fully reflect the harmony and unity of classical art and modern art.