From the museum, all the way forward, you can also observe the long-awaited ruins of the Tang and Song Dynasties in the mountains. The mountains are extremely quiet, the trails are winding, and the rivers are broken all the way. After several twists and turns, they gradually enter as Tang The central site of Yue Kiln in the Song Dynasty, Shanglinhu Yue Kiln Site is also one of the most important sites in the history of Chinese ceramics. It completely shows the entire historical trajectory of Yue Kiln from creation, development, prosperity to decline; More than 10,000 square meters, the building area of more than 4,000 square meters, preserved a wealth of kiln remains, is the world's largest celadon "open-air museum."