📍Turkish Friends in Jingdezhen: Ceramics Are Not Just Art, but a Memory of the City #Jingdezhen# #Ceramic# #Porcelain# @salahzhang @UNESCO @UN @CHN_UN_NY @Chinamission2un @SpoxCHN_MaoNing @SpoxCHN_LinJian @SpoxCHNinUS @CNYouthDaily @salahzhang

Andrew Garfield says he has a secret Instagram account where his feed includes “weird ceramics” and “lots of Japanese kind of craftspeople.” “I’m as addicted as anybody. My screen time notifications are horrific to me. It’s like, I’ve given all of those hours to nothing.” (Source:

Ma Enjie captures the essence of freehand brushwork within the medium of ceramics, splashing ink across landscapes of porcelain. His vision of beauty is found in the smallest details: inside a tiny teacup, he might paint a single boat; when the tea is poured in, the cup is transformed into a vast lake. To him, this interaction is the very definition of aesthetic wonder. 马恩杰，在陶瓷中写意，在山水中挥墨，小到一个杯子，他在一个茶杯里边画一条船 ，然后， 当茶汤倒进去的时候，那个杯子 ，它变成了一个湖， 这就是他对美的一个理解。 #Jiangxi# #Jingdezhen# #Chinachina# #China# #ChinaCulture# #ChinaTravel# #景德镇# #art# #artist# #porcelain# #ceramic# #AmazingChinesePorcelain# #JMG#

Just fired up! 🔥 The 2026 IAC International Ceramics Congress has officially kicked off in Jingdezhen, the "Porcelain Capital" of China. 🌍 Bringing together 400+ artists and scholars from across the globe, this 5-day gathering celebrates clay, creativity, and cultural connections. IAC President Oriol Calvo praised China’s enduring ceramic legacy—and the world is listening. Stay tuned for more highlights from one of the art world’s most anticipated events! 6月28日，被誉为全球陶艺界“奥林匹克”的2026IAC国际陶艺学会大会在“千年瓷都”中国江西景德镇隆重开幕。本次大会以“传承与创新”为主题，汇聚了来自全球的400余位陶艺家与学者。 #China# #Jiangxi# #赣出新精彩# #赣鄱风韵# #世界遗产景德镇# #IAC2026# #Ceramics# #Jingdezhen# #ArtDiplomacy# #GlobalArt# #ClayCommunity#

📍Meeting the World Through Glaze | Former Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand: Chinese Ceramics Have Sent a Loud Signal to the World #Thailand# #China# #Friendship# #glaze# @SpoxCHN_MaoNing @AmbXieFeng @thaichinalove @xuejianosaka @salahzhang @zhang_heqing @consulat_de

Jingdezhen, known worldwide as China's "porcelain capital," is revitalizing its centuries-old ceramics industry through digitalization and smart manufacturing in east China's Jiangxi. Once reliant on 72 intricate steps and skilled craftsmanship, porcelain production process at the intelligent workshop is now increasingly automated with smart production lines, AGV robots and intelligent kilns, resulting in higher efficiency and precision. Production steps here have been slashed by one-third, labor efficiency has risen by 40%, and the deformation rate in finished products has dropped from 6% to 0.8%. A fully automated glazing line at the workshop is now capable of processing up to 1,500 pieces an hour. Porcelain products made here are exported to markets including Britain, Russia and Malaysia.