Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area is divided into two parts: the historical ancient kiln exhibition area and the ceramic folk display area. Here you can see the ancient kiln from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, reappearing the style of the Jingdezhen porcelain industry in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Enjoy the unique porcelain music performance. The buildings in the scenic area are mostly renovated by old houses, allowing visitors to understand the ceramic culture of Jingdezhen in the antique. After entering the gate of the scenic spot, all the scenic spots have porcelain road signs indicating directions. On the right hand side is the historical ancient kiln exhibition area. First of all, I saw the Fenghuo Xianshi Temple, which enshrines the guests who dedicated themselves to the kiln during the Wanli Period of the Ming Dynasty. Later generations respected him as the kiln god. Walking in is a row of workshops selling beautiful ceramics, but the price is very expensive. Further inside is the highlight of this region - the ancient kiln of each era, you can see the Qing Dynasty town kiln, Ming and Qing imperial kiln (green kiln, dragon cylinder kiln), Ming Dynasty gourd kiln, Yuan Dynasty Shantou kiln, Song Dynasty Long Kiln, spend a few dollars to drink a bowl of kiln tea, chat with the kiln master, can know the story of many porcelain and ancient kiln, tea can still refill. The entrance to the scenic area is on the left hand side of the ceramic folk display area. The first thing to see is the Qing Dynasty architectural group Qingyuan, passing through the porcelain monument corridor, and the end is the Ming Dynasty architectural group. On the west side of the porcelain monument promenade, the porcelain sound water raft (water drama stage) can watch free porcelain music playing, and the instruments used are all made of ceramics. In addition, in some workshops in the scenic area, you can pay to participate in ceramic production, DIY a piece of your own ceramic works.