Aside from the type of Tri-colored pottery that was used as burial objects, there were also many vessels made for daily use, such as jars, kettles, lamps, dishes, bowls, and so forth.( )
Prior to that time, Jingdezhen's porcelain wares from _______ were comparatively soft, with maturing temperatures at 1, 200 degrees Celsius.
A. black earth
B. china clay
C. Kaolin
D. porcelain stones
How did " Fine china ware " become a symbol of China?
A. How did " Fine china ware " become a symbol of China?
B. Through the Silk Road, Chinese porcelain found its way to Central and West Asia, and was loved by the royalties of the Ottoman Empire; it was the symbol of fashion and luxury for their times.
C. The principal port of China at the time was Quanzhou, a gathering place for wealthy Muslim merchants. They purchased Qinghua porcelain in mass quantities and resold them to Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Italy, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania and other countries.
D. It was further confirmed that from the 13th to mid-15th century, there were merchants, monks and missionaries from Persia, Syria and other places, who traversed the land and sea Silk Routes and brought to China all kinds of trade goods, handicrafts, spices and cobalt blue, a coloring produced in Islamic nations. In return, they brought back to their own countries Qinghua porcelain as well as other Chinese handicraft goods.
The Qingbai, or blue and white, porcelain of the Song Dynasty was only added artistic treatment to the original color of the porcelain. However, with paintings and illustrations as the foremost decorative method, the Qinghua required a manual painting technique never before used in Jingdezhen.
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