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My Stories of Chinese Porcelain

My Stories of Chinese Porcelain

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 Porcelain, also called Chinese ceramics, is one of humanity's most ancient inventions. The stories behind this unique and exquisite material are fascinating, detailing how it made its way across the globe and gave the modern world the word "china". Follow the stories told by a well-known Chinese porcelain expert to learn more about these timeless masterpieces borne from the creativity of ancient China.Copyright @ China Plus Art
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    • Episode 1: A story told from porcelain fragments

      Episode 1: A story told from porcelain fragments
      May 24 2020
      One day in June 2005, Chinese fishermen found several pieces of ancient porcelain while out working on their boat. What information was found from these porcelain fragments and why are they considered by experts to be "living fossils" that have recorded histories and stories?
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      8 min
    • Episode 2: Chinese porcelain: a history of thousands of years

      Episode 2: Chinese porcelain: a history of thousands of years
      May 25 2020
      Jingdezhen is known as China's porcelain capital because it has been producing Chinese ceramics for more than 1,000 years. How did the small town get its name and why is porcelain called 'china' across the world?
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      17 min
    • Episode 3: The story of blue and white porcelain

      Episode 3: The story of blue and white porcelain
      May 26 2020
      In Chinese pop singer Jay Chou's famous song "Blue and White Porcelain", he mistakenly suggests that the colors are a "light sky blue". In this episode, we find the truth about blue and white porcelain, as well as how it became a global obsession.
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      10 min
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