[HIGHLIGHTS] 178 pieces (sets) of Changsha kiln porcelain "landed" in Hainan to reproduce the past of Sino-foreign exchanges between China and foreign countries in the "sea silk" of the Tang Dynasty

Changsha kiln is a famous folk commercial porcelain kiln in the Tang Dynasty. Changsha kilns were the first to inscribe poems on Porcelain, many of which are folk poems that are not included in the Quan Tang Poems.

The exhibit shows the splendid and colorful glaze colors, rich and diverse ware items, unique poetry and painting decoration, and the history of overseas sales through the Maritime Silk Road. The show is at the South China Sea Museum in China (Hainan) on the 19th.