Porcelain, as an important representative of traditional Chinese craft, has gone through thousands of years of wind and rain, and still attracts global attention with its unique charm. It is not only a practical daily necessities, but also an embodiment of art, carrying profound cultural connotation and historical value.

First of all, the production of porcelain is exquisite, from the strict requirements of materials and technology. High temperature firing makes porcelain durable, fine and smooth, and has a unique light transmission. Usually, the raw materials of porcelain include kaolin, quartz and feldspar, and its proportion and processing technology directly determine the quality of porcelain. In different times and regions, craftsmen created their own distinctive porcelain styles with their own wisdom and experience.

Secondly, the decorative arts of porcelain are rich and varied. From blue and white, underglaze color to overglaze color, each technique shows a different aesthetic and artistic value. Blue and white porcelain is famous for its simple and generous blue-white contrast, often depicting flowers, birds, mountains and rivers and other natural landscapes, meaning good luck. The glazed porcelain with bright colors and meticulous technology, vivid expression of people's yearning for a better life. These intricate patterns are not only decorative, but also contain profound cultural symbols, reflecting people's beliefs, customs and aesthetics.

Porcelain played an important role in ancient Chinese society, not only as a necessity of daily life, but also as an important medium for trade and cultural exchanges between the court and between officials and people. With the opening of the Silk Road, porcelain gradually spread to all parts of the world and became the treasure of collectors from all over the world.