Core Points - The 7th Tang Xianzu International Drama Exchange Month commenced on the evening of the 24th in Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province, celebrating the cultural dialogue between East and West through the performance of the cross-border drama "Tang Sha Meeting" [1] - Tang Xianzu, a prominent figure in Chinese Ming Dynasty drama, and Shakespeare, a Western literary giant, have both significantly influenced their respective theatrical and literary traditions [1] - The opening ceremony featured a variety of performances, including Kunqu opera "Three Lives One Dream: Peony Pavilion," Yue opera "Goddess Splitting the View," and the cross-border drama "Tang Sha Meeting," showcasing a rich blend of Eastern and Western theatrical art [1] Event Details - This year's exchange month coincides with the 475th anniversary of Tang Xianzu's birth, themed "Ten Years of Civilizational Mutual Learning: New Voices of Peony in the World," and will run until the end of November [2] - A series of activities will be held, including "Tang Sha Legacy: Youth Dialogue" and visits by foreign diplomats to Fuzhou, promoting collaborative productions of "Peony Pavilion" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by Chinese and British universities [2]