Porcelain is both a work of art and a necessity of daily life. With its popularity in daily uses and unique esthetic function, porcelain can be seen everywhere in our daily life: from the table wares at the “One Belt One Road Summit” to the tea set that every household uses. | Discover China

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Situated in the "Porcelain Capital", the Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln and Folk Custom Expo Zone in east China's Jiangxi Province is a theme park offering one-stop education and entertainment for lovers of porcelain (瓷器 cíqì) culture around the globe. Jingdezhen became a major kiln site in the Song Dynasty (960-1279). From the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) onwards, official kilns here were controlled by the emperors, making "imperial porcelain" in large quantities for the court and the emperors to give as

Tonghua Porcelain, a traditional Chinese artwork, features hollowed-out decorations and delicate carvings. Click and check how a Chinese artist makes a hand-carved Tonghua Porcelain vase | China Xinhua News