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Xianghu Kiln was located 22 kilometers northeast of Jingdezhen City, near Xianghu Street Village, Xianghu Township, with a history of more than 1200 years. The porcelain made from it had a glaze color between green and white. The body was fine and white, and the glaze was lustrous. It was known as "Rao Yu". It was created in the Five Dynasties and became the main producing area of shadow celadon in the Song Dynasty. Its products ranked first among all the kilns in Jingdezhen. After entering the Yuan Dynasty, it continued to develop. Its craftsmanship was superb, and it was the famous center for the production of the Hufu ware, blue and white porcelain, and underglaze red. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were many differences between the bubbles in the wood kiln and the air kiln. 1. ** Bubble Uniqueness **: - The bubbles in the kiln were uneven. Because firewood had to be added continuously during the firing process, the temperature was difficult to control accurately, so the bubbles varied in size and had a certain layering. - The air bubbles in the gas kiln were very uniform, and the temperature during firing could be well controlled. The size of the bubbles was uniform and dense. 2. ** Bubble density **: - The bubbles on the wooden ware were more sparse, with different sizes and depth, similar to the pearl particles scattered on the plate. - The air bubbles on the gas kiln were even denser, densely packed and stacked. This was because the temperature of the gas kiln rose quickly, and the gas activity in the glaze became more intense. 3. ** Color Effect **: - When firing in the firewood kiln, the ashes and flames produced by the burning of wood directly rushed into the kiln, causing the natural ash falling on the green body. After a long period of high temperature, it would fuse into a natural gray glaze, and the color would be gray. - The color of the gas kiln would be white and bright. 4. [Effect on Glazed Porcelain]: - The wood kiln used pine wood as fuel to fire. During the firing process, turpentine oil would be produced. The turpentine oil would be absorbed on the tire, making the glaze of the wood kiln fat and moist. The blue and white flowers fired in the wood kiln would fall into the tire, giving off a smudged feeling like an ink painting. - The blue-and-white flower statue of the gas kiln floated on the surface, and the patterns were clearer and more neat. In addition, it took more than 50 hours to fire in the wood kiln, while it took more than 20 hours to fire in the gas kiln. The texture of the wood kiln that was fired for a long time was more stable and warm than the gas kiln. The novel " Shou Zang " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The gas kiln was relatively healthier. Burning wood in the kiln required a large amount of wood, which would cause damage to forest resources and may produce more impurities during the burning process. The gas kiln used modern liquefied gas, which was relatively environmental friendly. The temperature was also easy to control and the cost was relatively low. The novel " Shou Zang " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

A few novels to recommend: - " Drawing the Heavens: The Beginning of the Destruction of Ghosts ", the author rolled up his blanket. The protagonist, Yan Yu, was run over by the strange autobots and transmigrated. He brought the Heavens Drawing System and used the metaphysics lottery technique to travel through the two-dimensional plane. It was super fun to show off his skills in the worlds of Ghost Blade, Curse Battle, Naruto, and One-Punch Superman. - "The Lady of the Kiln," created by the oil doll. The female protagonist traveled through the ancient folk kiln home. Although she was ridiculed, she made a living in the kiln industry with secret manuals. The plot was very interesting. - " From the Holy Lord to the Boss ", written by the stupid rabbit. The protagonist brought a low-quality boss to collect games and was reborn in Japan. With the Holy Lord as the starting point, he made up a myth and became the boss behind the scenes. Although there were some small flaws, it was not bad overall. - "Hundred Craftsmen's Ingenious Heart," written by Ya Wan Jushi. It was a story about the main character passing down his craft and touching objects to obtain craftsmanship. It could increase his knowledge. Although there were some minor flaws, it was worth watching. - " A Resplendent Life of Entertainment ", written by Drunken Smile. The protagonist traveled through parallel worlds to transport classics. If you are a Jay fan or a Song Rat, you can enter. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Ode to Cold Kiln was a fable written by Lu Mengzheng. It used vivid metaphor and exaggerated language to describe the hardships of life and the uncertainty of fate. The article quoted the stories of Confucius, Tai Gong, Yan Yuan, Zhang Liang and other famous people, showing Lu Meng's philosophy and emotions. The theme of Han Yao Fu included poverty, wealth, fate, and happiness. It emphasized that life was uncontrollable and unchangeable, reminding people to be clear-headed, brave, and hardworking. They should go with the flow, not miss the past, and not look forward to the future.

" My 1979 Small Farm Kiln " was an urban romance novel. It told the story of a small farm in a small mountain village far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There were low-priced Maotai, Wuliang liquor, organic vegetables, fish, shrimp, and mutton. The protagonist was a middle-aged divorced failure, but later became a leisurely farm owner. The farm's reputation spread far and wide, and the protagonist lived a leisurely life. " Reborn in a Small Village in the Nineties " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

Firewood kiln porcelain was a famous traditional China porcelain. It was made in the imperial kiln of Chai Rong, the emperor of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. It was founded in the first year of Xiande of the Zhou Dynasty (954) after the Five Dynasties. The kiln site may be in Zhengzhou or Kaifeng, Henan Province, but no real objects and kiln sites have been found so far. According to records, Emperor Shizong of the Zhou Dynasty once ordered the imperial kiln porcelain to be "after the rain, the sky is blue and the clouds are broken. This color is for the future." From this, it was inferred that the wood kiln porcelain should be azure glazed porcelain, but in fact, wood kiln also had other colors besides azure. Firewood kiln porcelain had the following characteristics: 1. ** Scarcity **: High firing cost, low yield, and few modern wood kilns. First, the government banned the burning of firewood in the kiln, resulting in insufficient supply of pine firewood. Without special funds and specific purposes, few people would easily use the match kiln. Second, a kiln would burn nearly 2000 catties of pine firewood, which was costly. Third, the kiln required experienced teamwork. The fire and temperature of the kiln were all controlled manually. The pile-handling master needed decades of experience. A slight negligence could cause the kiln to collapse, causing hundreds of thousands of yuan of economic losses. Fourth, the temperature in the kiln was uneven. The front end was high, the back end was low, and the middle was moderate. The quality of the same furnace of porcelain varied greatly, and the rate of finished products was low. 2. ** Moistening degree **: The wood kiln uses pine wood fuel, which is rich in pine resin. The pine resin that is volatile during the burning process has a nourishing effect on the porcelain. The principle of firing was to slowly increase the temperature by constantly adding firewood, so that the utensils in the kiln could be slowly heated. In addition, the water vapor in the furnace and the porcelain glaze could be combined to produce a porcelain body with a unique style of white jade, which made the porcelain glaze subtle and moist. The firing process of the firewood kiln included many processes such as arranging the kiln, filling the pond with the blank, and hanging the kiln. In history, wood-kiln porcelain was very legendary. It had a very high status among China porcelain, and was even considered to be higher than the five famous kilns, Ru, Guan, Jun, Ding, and Ge. Among the six kinds of porcelain recorded in the Xuande Ding Yi Manual found in the Ming Dynasty's palace when sorting out antiques, the firewood kiln was ranked before the five famous kilns of the Song Dynasty and was the more expensive porcelain. However, although there were records of palace collections in history, there were no real objects of wood-kiln porcelain that had been handed down. At present, there was a Northern Song Dynasty Ruyao flower pot in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan that was thought to be a wooden kiln porcelain. The basis was that the inscription "made in the first year of Xiande of the Great Zhou Dynasty" was found under the glaze on the inner and outer walls of the flower pot. The same text could be read with the help of electron microscope instruments, but this conclusion was controversial. In modern times, wood-fired porcelain also referred to porcelain that was fired in a kiln that used pine wood as fuel. In terms of the firing effect, the porcelain fired in the wood kiln was no different from the porcelain fired in other kilns. The novel "Shou Zang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Banshan Kiln was located in Hujia 'ao, Pumpkin Mountain, Yongchuan. There was a family of five generations who made pottery, inheriting the most traditional pottery skills. The process of making pottery required more than ten long steps, such as kneading the mud, drawing the blank, repairing the blank, glaze, blowing the glaze, firing, taking it out of the kiln, cooling the blank, and finishing the product. The ancient method of pottery emphasized the coordination of hands, eyes, feet, and heart. For example, in the mud kneading process, the mud had to be tightly pressed. If the mud was too dry, it would easily break, and if it was too wet, it would not be easy to form. The wet and dry kneading was all done by the hands. At the beginning of 2017, at the former site of the Liaojia Kiln Pot Factory in Hujia 'ao, Pumpkin Mountain, Zhou Jun (Liao Jun), led by Liao Wancai, re-established the earthenware design and production factory with the help of new environmental protection technology. Zhou Jun (Liao Jun), as the fifth generation of the Liao family's earthenware production skills, officially inherited the earthenware skills and spread the earthenware culture among the new generation of young people. In addition, Banshan Kiln was also used as a base for labor education practice activities. For example, on November 2,2021, the young reporters of Shennu Lake Primary School carried out labor education practice activities with the theme of "labor enjoys life, practice boosts growth". Students learned pottery knowledge and experienced pottery blank making here. The novel "Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The real Ru kiln had the following characteristics: the Northern Song Dynasty Ru kiln mostly used the method of full glaze wrapping feet and nail burning. The nail marks were as small as sesame seeds. The real nail marks were small and slightly flat. One end had a sharp point, similar to the shape of sesame seeds. The number was usually three to five, rarely six. The real Ru kiln represented the artistic effect of the color change of the porcelain as a whole due to changes in the environment and light. For experts who often played with Ru kiln, they could tell if it was a real one from three meters away. The genuine Ru kiln was gray in nature, with a little light blue in the gray tire. The color would change between dark gray, azure, sky blue, moon white, retro green, emerald green, and sapphire blue according to the environmental light and weather, and the glaze was like congealed fat. The novel " Shou Zang " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were many Qing Dynasty imperial porcelain in the Jiade Auction House. The imperial kiln porcelain of the Qing Dynasty had unique craftsmanship, shape, and decorative features. In terms of craftsmanship, blue-and-white porcelain with yellow glaze was a combination of low-temperature yellow glaze and high-temperature underglaze blue and white porcelain. It was first created in the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty and further developed in the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty. For example, the blue-and-white tea bowl with colorful clouds and dragon patterns was first coated with a flat porcelain body made of tungsten material and left with a white pattern. After the glaze was fired at high temperature, the white space was filled with yellow color and baked at low temperature. The Qing Dynasty Yongzheng's yellow blue and white flower pattern bowl was also very exquisite. The blue and white double circles on the outer bottom were added with yellow accurately. In terms of styling, there were many classic styles. For example, the hexagonal ear-piercing vase was a classic display ware of the official kiln in the Qing Dynasty. It began in Yongzheng and flourished in Qianlong. Its shape could be traced back to the bronze ware of the three generations, taking its ancient and elegant state; the drum-shaped jar was shaped like a drum, with a closed mouth, a long arc belly, and a lower bearing and inner digging ring foot. In terms of decorative features, the porcelain of the Qianlong Dynasty was like a blue-and-white drum-shaped pot with lotus patterns. The decorative patterns were skillfully painted and advocated elaborate patterned patterns. The color of the blue-and-white flowers was distinct and the shades were appropriate. They deliberately imitated the effect of Yongxuan blue-and-white flowers, and there was still a bold and vigorous feeling between the strokes. Another example was the Qianlong dynasty's blue and white flower vase with six square ears. The blue and white decoration on the outer wall was gorgeous and complicated. The lotus petals of the twining lotus were drawn in a unique way, and the center of the lotus was decorated with the word longevity. The colorful birthday plates of the Yongzheng Dynasty also had the characteristics of that dynasty. These imperial porcelain were displayed and traded at the auction, reflecting the important position of Garde in the field of porcelain collection. The novel " Glittering Four Seasons " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!