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It is the most distinctive museum building I have ever seen. Especially those arched shapes. Very beautiful, fully showing the architectural level of our country. The porcelain inside is also very beautiful. Ming and Qing Dynasty, high level porcelain.

The site of Zhushan Ming and Qing Dynasty Imperial Kiln is located on Zhonghua North Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi. Some sites that burned the imperial kiln during the Ming and Qing Dynasties were well preserved. The content was still rich and a new Dragon Ball Pavilion was built.

The underground remains of the Imperial Kiln Factory are extremely rich, and a large number of utensils of the Ming and Qing Dynasties have been unearthed. It was rated as the top ten archaeological discoveries in the country in 2003. A Imperial Kiln Factory, after 27 emperors in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, burned imperial porcelain for 542 years, and 90% of the porcelain in the Forbidden City was burned here. The current Royal Kiln Factory has become a national archaeological monument park. You don't need tickets to the Royal Kiln Factory, but you need to make an appointment. You can make an appointment on the WeChat applet (Changyou Jingdezhen - make an appointment to buy tickets - Taoyangli Royal Kiln Scenic Area), or you can make an appointment on the spot; Walking in the door, you can see many people queuing to punch in the seat of the blue and white porcelain exhibition board to shoot the Dragon Ball Pavilion, and then go forward to the most filmed Royal Kiln Museum. The Royal Kiln Museum takes Jingdezhen's traditional Long Kiln as the inspiration for the architectural shape. Also won the "Best Cultural Architecture" award in Cannes, the Future Architecture Award, which is probably more popular than exhibits in the museum. The Royal Kiln Museum also has to make an appointment and closes on Monday.

Excellent window to understand porcelain technology, the museum inside is especially suitable for taking pictures and punching in

Good place, content, worthy of the imperial kiln site.