Sky Blue and Other Smoke Clouds

In 1991, a large Song porcelain cache was discovered in Jinyu Village, Suining City, Sichuan. After cleaning and excavation, 1,005 complete and recoverable artifacts were unearthed, including 985 porcelains, 18 bronzes, and 2 stone carvings. The large number of exquisite porcelains that are so completely preserved shocked the world. These porcelains were already world-class in the Southern Song Dynasty seven hundred years ago and were extremely precious. Time has not allowed them to disappear in the long river of history, but has allowed this delicacy and beauty to reappear in the prosperous times, in this city that has been waiting for you for 1660 years. For this reason, the Sichuan Song Porcelain Museum, the only museum in the world named after Song porcelain, was established here. Who created the sky blue after rain? Who buried so many exquisite porcelains in the cellar and allowed them to survive for seven hundred years? Who left these historical treasures? What's the story behind these porcelains? Are there flashes of swords? Or a bloody storm? Let us turn our attention to the time and space seven hundred years ago and find the answer together. The sky is blue waiting for misty rain, and I am waiting for you.