Dingli Art Museum is located on the Chongwu Peninsula, Hui'an, Fujian Province. It was designed by Dingli Sculpture Group founder Wang Xiangrong. It was planned and constructed by Dingli Sculpture Group. It lasted five years since 2009 and officially opened on November 9, 2013. It is praised by the industry. It is "China's first independent stone carving art museum", and the building of the museum was selected as "Global Classic Museum". Dingli Art Museum covers an area of ​​9,600 square meters, with an area of ​​3,200 square meters. It is a complete space that can use modern high-tech digital and image presentations. Dingli Art Museum has formed a development pattern of exhibitions, academics, public art education, collections, art guides, editing and publishing of exhibition catalogs, publicity platforms, and art salons. In conception, it combines the construction methods of traditional Chinese architecture, the theory of Yin and Yang, and draws on elements of southern Fujian architectural culture, and interprets an international modern sculpture art museum in a simple form with ethnic elements. The appearance of the entire art museum building is stacked with gray granite blocks to form a simple interlaced "prismatic" shape. The interior is based on the traditional Chinese Taoist view of the sky and the circle, and the central courtyard and the four interconnected spaces of east, west, south and north are defined. There are twelve dynamic exhibition halls on the first to third floors of the art museum, and the international artist salon on the fourth floor. The entire art gallery is a complete space that can be digitized and graphically demonstrated with modern high-tech.