Why has the kiln fire in Jingdezhen kept burning for over 2,000 years? What happens when centuries-old craftsmanship meets bold new ideas? From traditional wood-fired kilns to POP MART's porcelain collectibles, the city continues to reinvent itself while keeping its traditions alive. Cheng Linyao, an inheritor and teacher of blue-and-white porcelain painting, says Jingdezhen's ceramic heritage belongs not just to China, but to the world.
(Source: Xinhua)
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