"Children, do you know what this round kiln is?" It has a name related to eating, called 'steamed bun kiln', isn't it interesting? On the afternoon of April 10, the "Porcelain City Little Archaeologist Assists the Jingdezhen Royal Kiln Site Application Activity" was held in the Royal Kiln Factory Porcelain Workshop, and 7 groups of small reporter families of the Porcelain Evening News participated in the recording and broadcast of the event.
Bao Zhijie from Ding Ding Meiyu Research Base and Xu Yan, a teacher from Ang Li Feiyang Education, led young reporters and parents to visit the Royal Kiln Factory, and introduced the history and culture of the Royal Kiln Site through interactive means, explaining what archaeology is and what archaeology is. "Archaeology is the study of artifacts or texts left by the ancients..." The content of the explanation quickly attracted young reporters. Looking at the kiln sites, the young reporters were excited.
In the "Archaeological Excavation" activity experience session, the teacher distributed an "archaeological blind box" to each young reporter, and guided the children to practice archaeology in a similar way and feel the fun of archaeology. Subsequently, the young reporters repaired the porcelain according to the clues obtained in the "Archaeological Blind Box" and the ancient porcelain, and restored the historical appearance with the parents. Parents who participated together said that this activity not only allowed children to learn archaeological knowledge, but also let children understand the long-standing ceramic culture of Jingdezhen, which is particularly meaningful for helping the Royal Kiln Site to declare the World Cultural Heritage.
The event was jointly sponsored by the Municipal Application office and Jingdezhen Daily Newspaper (Porcelain Evening News), and hosted by Jingdezhen Royal Kiln Museum, Ding Ding Meiyu and Ang Li Feiyang Education. Next Sunday, 15 groups of small journalist families will walk into the Royal Kiln Factory to help the International Day of Ancient Ruins on April 18 to cheer for the application for the Royal Kiln Ruins. At that time, the "Jingdezhen Application for Heritage" Douyin will broadcast this "simulated archaeology" activity for all ages, and invite interested citizens to actively participate in online interaction.