The China Ceramics Museum carries the charm of porcelain for thousands of years and is a palace for exploring Chinese ceramic civilization. The exhibition hall systematically presents the development process of ceramic technology from the simple pottery of the Neolithic Age to the primitive celadon of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and then to the exquisite blue and white and pastel of the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. The museum not only collects treasures from official kilns of various dynasties, but also has a special exhibition area to display the ingenious works of folk kilns. Combined with modern scientific and technological means, it allows the audience to immerse themselves in the transformation of ceramics from clay to art and experience the profound heritage and unique charm of Chinese ceramic culture.
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This interactive art museum and science center combined has lots to do including an adult ball pit, a balloon room, floor keyboards, a makerspace and more.
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Show More ReviewsThe China Ceramics Museum carries the charm of porcelain for thousands of years and is a palace for exploring Chinese ceramic civilization. The exhibition hall systematically presents the development process of ceramic technology from the simple pottery of the Neolithic Age to the primitive celadon of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and then to the exquisite blue and white and pastel of the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. The museum not only collects treasures from official kilns of various dynasties, but also has a special exhibition area to display the ingenious works of folk kilns. Combined with modern scientific and technological means, it allows the audience to immerse themselves in the transformation of ceramics from clay to art and experience the profound heritage and unique charm of Chinese ceramic culture.