What characteristics can peacock green glaze porcelain be identified from?

Peacock green glaze belongs to low temperature glaze, and its color is green like peacock tail hair, hence the name. This kind of glaze began in Cizhou kiln in Song Dynasty, and by Yongle period in Ming Dynasty, the peacock green glaze was very mature, but the complete handed down product with the official kiln model was only available in Chenghua in Ming Dynasty. The glaze color of this variety is generally lighter than that of Zheng Dehua in Ming Dynasty. Peacock green glaze prevailed again in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, and continued to be produced in Yongzheng and Qianlong periods. However, it is rarely decorated with underglaze blue and white, mostly with monochrome glazed ritual vessels, porcelain carvings and pots and pans. Peacock green glaze in Qing dynasty was mostly short of money, so it is necessary to grasp the modeling characteristics and fetal glaze process characteristics of each dynasty and determine its specific age. The products of Kang Yong Dynasty were basically the same, but the carcass was not as dense as that of Kang Yong Dynasty, and the glaze flowed down. The color of imitation glaze is too bright, the real glaze has fine particles, while the imitation glaze mostly cracks late and has large cracks. Real people often peel off the glaze, but there are few imitators. Others, such as the characteristics of modeling technology, old silver glaze and so on. You should also observe carefully when identifying fakes. The latter can be faked in modern times, but the silver light is too dazzling and obvious, which needs careful observation. thank you