The most distinctive museum in China, telling the story of China's millennium porcelain.

The only professional ceramic art museum in China so far -Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital of China, has been a major porcelain production area since ancient times. The historical traces of Jingdezhen can be traced back to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, when it was called Changnan. It was not until the Yuan Dynasty that Jingdezhen had the embryonic form of large-scale porcelain making. During the Tang Dynasty, Jingdezhen's porcelain became a royal tribute, and since then, Jingdezhen has truly embarked on the glorious road of porcelain making. Jingdezhen can become the center of world porcelain making, not only because the local soil and water are suitable for pottery and the climate is distinct in four seasons, but more importantly, the porcelain making process. Jingdezhen's manual porcelain making process integrates the skills of famous kilns from all over the country and forms its own characteristic porcelain making process of 72 steps on this basis, and forms its own system. The division of labor is so detailed and the intensity of specialization is so high that other handicraft industries can't match it. In history, Jingdezhen changed its name many times with the change of dynasties. Finally, it was determined in the Song Dynasty. The two characters of Jingde came from the first year of Emperor Zhenzong of Song Dynasty, and it has been used up to now. After visiting so many museums, this is probably the most special one in the museum, the full name is China Ceramic Museum. Judging from the name, the prefix China Museum must be a brush, and in fact, it does not disappoint. The unique collection type of the Ceramic Museum, ceramics, condenses the essence of Jingdezhen, the official kiln land with a history of 2000 years, into a small museum, forming a history of Chinese ceramics. It is not in vain that I still queue up for an hour on the spot under the full appointment. ✅ Popular exhibits in the Ceramic Museum: Speechless Buddha (Meditative Arhat) Yuan Blue and White Peony Pattern Plum Vase Qing Kangxi Sky Blue Glaze Cloud Ear Plum Vase Qing Qianlong Pastel Beast Ear Deer Vase Ceramic Museum Tour Route: Visit layer by layer for a stronger sense of history → 4-5-6-7 From the origin of ceramics in the Neolithic Age to modern times 4F Neolithic, Tang, Song, Yuan 5F Ming, Qing 6F Republic of China, New China 7F Modern