Jizhou kiln ceramics were one of the important commodities in China during the Song and Yuan dynasties, and it made a significant contribution to promoting trade exchanges and cultural exchanges between China and other countries in the world. Many museums around the world

Jizhou kiln ceramics were one of the important commodities in China during the Song and Yuan dynasties, and it made a significant contribution to promoting trade exchanges and cultural exchanges between China and other countries in the world. Many museums and collectors around the world have treasures of Jizhou kilns. In 1975, an exhibition of Chinese ceramics unearthed in Japan was held at the Tokyo Museum, and the rabbit spots, partridge spots and tortoiseshell spots of the Yoshishu kiln became heirloom treasures, and the paper-cut appliqué cups treasured by the Japanese national treasure were known as national treasures.