I left Jingdezhen without really exploring much, but it was still quite a nice place to stroll around!

Jingdezhen is actually quite a nice place to visit, especially for those from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, as it's just a few hours' drive away, making it very suitable for weekend trips. If you want to hunt for something, you can do as I did and check out the Lotte Pottery Society market, which is full of ceramic handcrafts with strong design and creativity. The downside is the price, as genuine original handcrafts are not cheap. Right next to the Lotte Pottery Society market is the Jingdezhen Sculpture Porcelain Factory. Although it's adjacent to the Lotte Pottery Society, the style of the goods is vastly different. Each small shop is packed with various ceramic products, including tableware, tea sets, and small ornaments. If you have enough patience, you can find items with great value for money here. (Of course, there are also many 🍑 items that you'll realize are a rip-off just by looking at them) The regret of this trip was missing the Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum and the Imperial Kiln Museum because I didn't book in advance. By the time I wanted to visit, there were no more tickets available, so if you have planned your trip, be sure to book in advance! Ps: Jingdezhen's beef bone powder and fried dough stick wrapped glutinous rice are really! Super delicious and cheap! You must try it, anyone who leaves without eating it will regret it!