After the rain, Yun Lan broke the source

"Clouds break after rain" comes from Chai Rong, and Ming metabolism is recorded in Five Records. This poem is the highest instruction of Zhou Shizong and Chai Rong to Chai Kiln porcelain. The complete sentence is: After the rain, Yun Lan will break, and this color will make the future. Later generations misinterpreted this sentence as a poem by Song Huizong.

The origin of "rain breaks clouds"

"Clouds break after rain" comes from Volume 12 of Five Miscellanies. The original text is as follows: Chai Shizong was burned when he was handed down from generation to generation, and the secretary invited him to color it and approved the cloud: after the rain cleared, the blue clouds broke, so this color was used in the future. Chai Kiln was the imperial kiln of Zhou Shizong Chai Rong, Emperor of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Founded in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty after the Five Dynasties.

Brief introduction of Chai Rong.

Chai Rong, whose real name was Chai, was later changed to Guo, a politician of the Five Dynasties and the second emperor of the Later Zhou Dynasty. Chai Rong, who is not so handsome in appearance, is good at riding and shooting, and knows a little about the history of books and the techniques of Huang Lao. In the first year of Xiande, Chai Rong proclaimed himself emperor. Breaking the Liao country in the north, connecting three customs and three states. Historians praised this as "SHEN WOO's heroic strategy, and he was the master of a generation of Britain".