Stepping into Jingdezhen, there is a kind of temperament that comes to the face, and the porcelain capital of a thousand years is still flowing everywhere with a porcelain charm.
It is this charm that makes Jingdezhen like a Zhong Lingyu Xiu Jiangnan girl's history and makes it a mecca for the world's ceramic industry.
Here, huge porcelain murals outline the grandeur of porcelain, and even the street lampposts and traffic lights on the street are made of blue and white porcelain!
And the variety of porcelain shops is even more magnificent, walking in, even if you don't buy anything, you feel very rewarding, like visiting a porcelain exhibition.
Ceramics were even used as building materials, and exquisite cylindrical pottery decorated the walls with a unique flavor...
It seems that every inadvertent detail is telling the deep ceramic culture of this land.
Ancient kiln folk customs expo area
It is mainly divided into two parts: the historical kiln display area and the ceramic folklore display area, where you can see the ancient kilns from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.
It brings together ancient buildings, ancient workshops, ancient crafts, ancient kiln houses, and ancient gardens, which is the epitome of Jingdezhen's ceramic culture.
There are various varieties of porcelain in the scenic area, including Qing Dynasty town kilns, Ming and Qing imperial kilns, Ming Dynasty gourd kilns, Yuan Dynasty mantou kilns, Song Dynasty dragon kilns and so on.
It is also worth seeing the scenic women's porcelain band playing, the instruments used by this band are all made of Jingdezhen porcelain.
Yaoli Ancient Town
It is the birthplace of Jingdezhen ceramics. It is known as the "source of porcelain, the hometown of tea, and the sea of forests", and is a national historical and cultural town.
Surrounded by mountains, lush and deep primeval forests, small bridges and flowing water, birds chirping, waterfalls and springs are a good place to escape the summer.
There are a large number of famous residences in the Qing Dynasty in villages and towns, and the Ming and Qing commercial streets are one of the most prosperous commercial streets on the ancient Huizhou Avenue, as well as ancient bridges and ancient docks.
Royal Kiln Factory
Also known as "Imperial Kiln National Heritage Park". The underground remains of the site are extremely rich, and the porcelain produced is called "official kiln ware".
The official kiln porcelain of the Yuan Dynasty and a large number of various utensils from the Hongwu, Yongle, Xuande, Zhengtong, Chenghua, Hongzhi and Zhengde years of the Ming Dynasty have been excavated, which have become the common memory of ancient Chinese civilization.
Five meters from the gate of the municipal government, there is still a stone well, which is the only ground relic left behind from the ruins of the Ming Imperial Factory.
A number of Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasty official kiln sites have been excavated, which are worth seeing the Jingdezhen Museum, and the Royal Kiln Factory was originally dedicated to official kiln porcelain, but now only a small site remains.
The museum inside displays some of the history of Jingdezhen from ancient times to the present, the varieties of porcelain in the process order of pottery making, the classification and history of glaze, which is of great help to understand the thousand-year-old cultural porcelain of Jingdezhen.
Jingdezhen brings together thousands of years of ancient and modern cultures, creating a treasure of the art of the times, which is really worth visiting