Porcelain is a common utensil in daily life, but it records human history and civilization.
This book outlines the entire development process of Chinese porcelain by telling many important nodes in the history of porcelain development. From blue and white porcelain to blue and white porcelain, from Jun kiln to enamel porcelain, from Song porcelain to the Qing Dynasty, it is the story of porcelain, as well as history, culture, politics, economy and technology.
The fragments of civilization are used to spell out the rise and fall of the Chinese porcelain industry, as well as the rupture of inheritance.
Through this book, we can understand our ancestors, ourselves, and the long Chinese civilization.
Reader comments
This book is like a time and space tunnel, taking me through the development of porcelain and making me marvel at the wisdom and creativity of our ancestors. The stories in the book reminded me of the porcelain at home. It turns out that they are not only daily necessities, but also witnesses of history. The author Tu Ruiming used easy-to-understand language, which gave me a deeper understanding of porcelain and made me love Chinese civilization even more.
It's a very good book. I finished reading it in one go. I give the author a thumbs up. Thank you for your hard work! Through the narration in this book, I learned some details that I couldn't figure out. I hope to publish another tool-related book about the representative materials and craftsmanship characteristics of pottery and porcelain in various periods. Good review!
It's humorous and eloquent. It feels like you're listening to a lecture instead of reading! Recommended to readers who want to know more about porcelain. Easy to understand [like]
It's really well written and very suitable for beginners who are new to the ceramic industry.
After listening to it twice, I felt it was a very popular and humorous introduction to the anecdotes that happened in the history of porcelain. I highly recommend it.
This book is like a time and space tunnel, taking me through the development of porcelain and making me marvel at the wisdom and creativity of our ancestors. The stories in the book reminded me of the porcelain at home. It turns out that they are not only daily necessities, but also witnesses of history. The author Tu Ruiming used easy-to-understand language, which gave me a deeper understanding of porcelain and made me love Chinese civilization even more.
It's a very good book. I finished reading it in one go. I give the author a thumbs up. Thank you for your hard work! Through the narration in this book, I learned some details that I couldn't figure out. I hope to publish another tool-related book about the representative materials and craftsmanship characteristics of pottery and porcelain in various periods. Good review!
It's humorous and eloquent. It feels like you're listening to a lecture instead of reading! Recommended to readers who want to know more about porcelain. Easy to understand [like]
It's really well written and very suitable for beginners who are new to the ceramic industry.
After listening to it twice, I felt it was a very popular and humorous introduction to the anecdotes that happened in the history of porcelain. I highly recommend it.