On the afternoon of October 13, 2020, Chen Xiaoping, deputy director of the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, led the team, led by Wan Yijun, Director of the Art Department of the Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, Cheng Zhaojin, Secretary of the Party Committee of Jiangxi Provincial Art Museum, and some members of the Provincial Art Museum , A group of related personnel from the Exhibition Section went to Nanchang Badashanren Memorial Hall to visit and exchange. The curator Zhou Xiaojian and deputy curator Hu Linghao of the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall in Nanchang warmly received and accompanied the visit.

First of all, Chen Xiaoping and his entourage visited the "No Axe Chisels, Dialogue with Qi Baishi"-Collection Works Exhibition of Beijing Art Academy, which is being held at the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall. During the accompanying process, curator Zhou Xiaojian introduced the exhibition curatorial process, the general reflection and evaluation of the exhibition in the industry, the value of art research and the number of visitors received during the "11th" Mid-Autumn Festival. During the visit, the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall also arranged for professionals to give a full guide. Later, the group also visited the cultural and creative space created by the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall. Curator Zhou Xiaojian introduced the development of cultural and creative products around the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall around the exhibition and the Bada Shanren culture. Through the visit, Chen Xiaoping affirmed the practice of Bada Shanren Memorial Hall based on the local area, building a platform, carrying out cultural promotion, display, and education inheritance. During the visit, the Jiangxi Provincial Art Museum and the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall had in-depth exchanges. The relevant personnel of Jiangxi Art Museum inquired in detail about the exhibition, collection, public education, publicity and promotion of the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall, as well as the software and hardware environment. In the Bada Shanren Memorial Hall, family members taught each other and shared relevant work experience. The two parties agreed that in the future, the two museums can further strengthen communication in professional and academic aspects, learn from each other, promote each other, improve the level of exhibitions, and hold more high-quality art exhibitions.