The museum features five exhibition rooms including ancient and modern sections, showcasing 15 series such as "Gazing Across the Waters," "Figures Through the Ages," and "Treasures from Afar." Integrating collection, display, research, promotion, design, and production, it is a modern, multifunctional specialized museum. Its establishment will play an active role in promoting cultural exchange between Chinese and foreign liquor cultures.
Li Fumin was born in July 1955 in Tengzhou City, Shandong Province. He previously served as the principal of Tengzhou Commercial Vocational School and as a senior lecturer. He now holds the position of deputy director of the Tengzhou Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau, serves as the director of the China & Foreign Liquor Bottle Culture Museum, and is the author of The Complete Collection of Chinese Liquor Bottle Masterpieces. He is recognized as a leading collector of artistic liquor bottles and a theorist on bottle art in China today.
Over the past two decades, Li Fumin has collected 10,026 artistic liquor bottles, setting a new Guinness World Record. He initiated and established the world’s first liquor bottle culture museum, organized China’s first international liquor bottle art exhibition, and advocated for and hosted the nation’s first symposium on liquor bottle culture. Centered around the theme of "bottles," he has also created and published works including “Hundred Bottles,” “Hundred Wines” seal engravings, essays, poems, and couplets.
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