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At the 2025 Belt and Road Journalists Forum in Jingdezhen, journalists painted symbols of their countries on porcelain plates, crafting a lasting mark of international friendship.
Discover the timeless allure of Jingdezhen’s blue-and-white porcelain, masterpieces of Chinese artistry spanning over a thousand years.
Meet the Porcelain Granny: For over 50 years, she has preserved the ancient art of black-glazed porcelain in China’s Taiwan region.
An ancient Ming dynasty porcelain bowl with a rare date stamp from the first year of Emperor Zhengde’s reign has been recovered from the sea, offering new insights into the era.
Archaeologists reveal why ancient porcelain from shipwrecks still shines with vibrant colors, demonstrating how they preserve these historical treasures for future generations.
China’s porcelain capital, Jingdezhen, is experiencing a cultural and tourism boom as international artists flock to the city, revitalizing its centuries-old ceramic industry.