Learn about Heluo Civilization and Experience the Charm of Calligraphy—Hongyuan Employees' Parent-Child Study Tour
To promote and inherit China's fine traditional culture and broaden children's horizons and minds, Luoyang Hongyuan Bearing Technology Co., Ltd. organized a visit to Wang Duo's Former Residence on July 26, 2025, and to the Han and Wei Museum on August 2, embarking on a study tour titled "Exploring Historical Context and Drawing Strength for Progress."

Exploring the Ruins of the Han and Wei Ancient City
The Han and Wei Luoyang Ancient City, once the capital of the Eastern Han, Cao Wei, and Western Jin dynasties, is one of the longest-lasting and largest capital ruins in ancient China, bearing witness to the evolution of Central Plains civilization from diverse integration to unification.

Entering the memorial hall, a rich historical heritage overwhelmed them. Guided by their teachers, the Hongyuan children reverently toured the three themed exhibition halls: "Zhong," "He," and "Tong." They listened to the stories behind the artifacts, experienced the splendor of the Xia capital and the historical evolution of the Han and Wei capitals, and felt the imprint of civilization through the passage of time. Visiting Wang Duo's Former Residence
Led by their study guides, the Hongyuan children visited Wang Duo's former residence, learning about his life and achievements in calligraphy. They also observed inscriptions, stone tablets, and handwritten notes up close, and learned to distinguish between different calligraphic scripts.
While immersed in the art of calligraphy, they also experienced the intangible cultural heritage of rubbing, understanding the important role of rubbing in the transmission of calligraphy. Each participant was focused and meticulous, demonstrating their responsibility as "intangible cultural heritage inheritors" through their works. At the end of the event, the curator of Wang Duo's former residence personally inscribed "A Grand Plan for a Great Exhibition" as a gift to Hongyuan Bearings, wishing that Hongyuan Bearings, embodying the meaning of this inscription, will seize the momentum of future development, achieve great success, and write a glorious chapter of long-term prosperity.

Through this study tour, the Hongyuan children experienced both the profound heritage of Heluo civilization and the unique charm of calligraphy. This understanding and love of traditional culture will nourish them on their journey, allowing the seeds of "inheritance" to take root in their hearts.