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🏺 Inside Jingdezhen: China’s Porcelain Capital, Ceramics Market & Linglong Porcelain Jingdezhen is often called the porcelain capital of China : and in this episode, we go beyond the tourist image to look at how the real ceramics industry works on the ground. David from QGY TEA explores Jingdezhen with Dr. Yoo Si-hyung, the first Korean PhD graduate from Jingdezhen Ceramic University. Together, they walk through Taoyi Street and Taoxichuan, two important areas where ceramic artists, workshops, shops, studios, teaware brands, and live-commerce sellers all come together. This episode looks at how Jingdezhen porcelain is actually produced and sold: kiln workshops, bisque blanks, decorating teams, OEM production, hand-painted porcelain, teaware shops, red-line pricing, livestream sales centers, student artists, ceramic accessories, traditional blue-and-white porcelain, overglaze enamel, wood-fired pieces, saggars, and the famous Linglong porcelain technique. We also talk about why many pieces in Jingdezhen look similar, why buying a bisque blank is not always considered “copying,” how ceramic students and artists survive through markets and livestream sales, and why a small difference in quality can create a huge difference in price. For potters, ceramic artists, teaware collectors, Chinese porcelain lovers, and anyone interested in East Asian craft culture, this is a rare look inside the living ceramics ecosystem of Jingdezhen. 📍 Location: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China 🏺 Focus: Chinese porcelain, Jingdezhen ceramics, teaware, Taoxichuan, Linglong porcelain 🎓 Guest: Dr. Yoo Si-hyung, Jingdezhen Ceramic University PhD Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:18 Exploring Taoyi Street 1:36 Teaware and furniture showroom 3:07 Ceramic shop for wine and liquor vessels 4:18 End of the Taoyi Street tour 4:36 Moving to Taoxichuan 7:36 Exploring Taoxichuan 10:48 Understanding Linglong porcelain 12:17 The current situation of Taoxichuan QGY TEA documents Chinese tea, Indian tea, oolong tea, Wuyi rock tea, Phoenix Dancong, Yunnan black tea, Darjeeling tea, Assam tea, gongfu tea, teaware, Jingdezhen porcelain, Chinese ceramics, and East Asian craft culture. #Jingdezhen #ChinesePorcelain #Ceramics #Pottery #LinglongPorcelain #Taoxichuan #Teaware #ChineseCeramics #CeramicArt #QGYTEA