There are ancient relics, you can also experience the production of pottery, the surrounding area is expanding, the Royal Kiln Factory Museum is very good, you can see a variety of ceramics, the introduction is very rich, and there are people performing. Very knowledge.

The site of the Imperial Kiln Factory in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there is also the Imperial Kiln Museum inside, the building is very beautiful, the collection is also good, and there is also a net red check-in point Dragon Ball Pavilion, a good place to understand the history of Jingdezhen, a very good experience.

To be honest, the price of this ticket is not very cost-effective, but it is coming. To see the Royal Kiln Museum, you must buy tickets. The site is actually generally the same. The Royal Kiln Museum is still worth seeing. After all, the award-winning building is really good.

Royal Kiln Museum, [Top 10 Museum Buildings in the World 2020]. The independent body of 8 curved surfaces "growing" from the ground, surrounded by water, forming a wonderful reflection. The unique brick arch coupon form originated from the traditional wood kiln, whether it is materials or structure, will be perfectly expressed in the ground elements and oriental aesthetics. The lines of the building are interlaced, and the light and shadow are heavy. The site of the kiln is naturally integrated into the building to witness the new and old times. The exhibits are mainly in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, elegant and chic, and the display is quite wonderful. All the objects here are made of damaged porcelain pieces unearthed by the Royal Kiln Factory specializing in the production of royal porcelain, so there are many rare orphans in the world. For example, there is a large porcelain cylinder burned by the Qing Dynasty for the palace fire. Although the palace finally changed the bronze cylinder because of the lack of technology, the porcelain cylinder that can only be seen here is also exquisite and amazing. On the hillside opposite the museum stands a classical building Dragon Ball Pavilion, as well as the quaint streets and lanes and traditional folk customs of the Ming, Qing and Republic of China buildings preserved in the surrounding Taoyangli streets and lanes.

Three characteristics of the historical and cultural travel area in Chaoyang: First, there are a large number of broken porcelain tiles buried in the imperial kiln of the Yuanming and Qing Dynasty, and after years of collage by the cultural relics restorer, the stunning "blemished" ceramic artwork has been restored. Second, look at the Imperial Kiln site and the surrounding people's kilns, see the ancient city of Jingdezhen born by the Imperial Kiln on the bank of Changjiang River; third, look at the exquisite design of the Imperial Kiln Museum. Thanks to the knowledgeable instructor, Mr. Zhou, for opening a three-hour feast of artifacts, architecture and literature and history for us.

Very large, a lot to visit, and the ticket price is reasonable. Very literary, although there are many businesses, it is very advanced and elegant. Everything inside is a price, the boss's words are all original, no photos are allowed. Chat with a non-genetic heir boss, he said that we are very relaxed here, we are not like Yiwu, original has boundaries, elegant literature. Taking pictures and punching in is very good, and it is very comfortable to slow down.

A good place has become a pose photo punch card, okay, the experience during the Spring Festival is average, the museum did not go in, there are too many people, but you can also be around.

It was already evening. I witnessed the sunset. There were a lot of people in the queue. It was dark. The building itself was also very popular. Many young ladies were taking pictures. The exhibits in the museum were made of debris. This is also the unique feature of the Royal Kiln.