Stories from Jingdezhen · China

Meng Lingshu, a graduate of Jingdezhen Academy, has collected tens of thousands of ancient folk ceramic fragments and is replicating Dunhuang flying apsaras on pottery.

An explosion occurred in a residential area in Fuyuan, Jingdezhen.

In Jingdezhen, a historical and cultural district, tourists are engaging in hands-on experiences simulating artifact restoration. The cultural industry in the area has over 170 enterprises with revenues exceeding 10 billion yuan.

A blue and white porcelain piece from the Yuan Dynasty has been unearthed in Jingdezhen. The artifact features 159 characters of blue and white calligraphy. It is identified as the earliest and longest Yuan Dynasty blue and white text piece currently constructed. The piece includes specific patterns such as a hollow cross flower design on the back. The artifact is described as a precious heritage of Chinese civilization. This discovery is noted as a piece of Chinese historical heritage. Experts describe the find as a piece of Chinese history and heritage. The piece includes specific inscriptions on the left and right sides, including a dedication. The artifact was commissioned as a burial object for the son of Ambassador Liu Wenshi, Liu Bingwen, who died at age 45. The piece was designed to mimic the colors and effects of nature, such as rose silk, to provide comfort to the deceased.