Did the Qing porcelain kiln in Jingdezhen rekindle and ignite?

According to reports, on June 65438+1October 65438+September, as one of the important supporting activities of Jingdezhen International Ceramics Expo, an expert seminar on "Tang Ying bronze statue design" was held to commemorate the 335th anniversary of the birth of Tang Ying, a pottery official, and an ignition ceremony was held in Jingdezhen's Qing Dynasty town kiln.

According to the report, Jingdezhen Qing Dynasty Town Kiln, which was reburied this time, was built in the early years of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty. The kiln covers an area of about 800 square meters, with a length of 18 meter and a volume of nearly 300 cubic meters. It is the only remaining traditional large-scale egg-shaped firewood kiln in the world, and has fired many batches of exquisite ceramics for the royal family and people of the Qing Dynasty. June 5438+October 2009 10, the ancient kiln scenic spot was successfully reburied for the first time in the Qing Dynasty, and won the Guinness World Record.

The relevant person in charge of Jingdezhen said that the resurgence of kiln fire in the Qing Dynasty is an important measure for Jingdezhen to inherit and carry forward its excellent cultural heritage, and it also adds a lot of color to this year's Jingdezhen International Ceramics Expo, which is far-reaching and significant. This rekindling is not only a respect for the history and culture of ceramics, but also a relay and inheritance of excellent spiritual genes.

It is understood that since 2009, Jingdezhen has successively reburied the typical porcelain kilns in Qing Dynasty, Hulu Kiln in Ming Dynasty, Mantou Kiln in Yuan Dynasty and Longyao Kiln in Song Dynasty, successively built a number of unique and dynamic cultural heritage protection and replication bases such as Imperial Kiln National Archaeological Site Park, ceramics museum, Taoxichuan and Sanbao Porcelain Valley, and carried out strategic cooperation with several national platforms such as the Palace Museum and the Central Academy of Fine Arts to jointly build ceramic cultural protection.

Netizens have expressed their hope that the ancient culture and skills will surprise the world again!