Chengdu Museum of Kiln Ruins of Sui and Tang Dynasties Review

It is fully proved that Chengdu, Sichuan, the country of Tianfu, has a long history of unchanged city sites for 3,000 years and unchanged place names. [View] Chengdu has four seasons, [Interesting] understand the technology of Sui and Tang kilns, [Cost-effective] high

Very worth a visit, the traffic is very convenient, the parking lot is also very large. A place with a literary atmosphere, it is very pleasant to invite colleagues and friends to go shopping in leisure time, it is worth recommending to everyone!

Chengdu Yitang kiln site museum exhibition, red new Xiba kiln black porcelain Zhen.

The Sui and Tang Kiln Site Museum, which looks like a public museum of a liar private museum, is opposite the provincial hospital. After countless times, I finally went in and looked at it. It was an accident. It was actually a government, and the area was larger than expected. The interior was a courtyard house. There were sites, exhibitions, and tea. It belongs to a Wang Qingquan in the downtown area. There are not many sites, just one piece, called Qin and Han Shantou Kiln, Chengdu has seen a long time with embroidery, but at any rate, "Yang Yiyi Er", porcelain will naturally not be worse, the porcelain kiln Chengdu is most famous in the site of the Shifangtang Tongyao Kiln, which is the national insurance, here is the provincial insurance, Based on the Qin and Han Shantou kilns, the Sui and Tang kilns are located in Qingyang Palace, inheriting and developing the previous technology, and making celadon; The porcelain is placed in the exhibition, the number is not much, but the variety is rich, the Boshan stove style is available, with the history of porcelain development and the development of Chengdu porcelain, it is a past exhibition; the place to drink tea is in Taoyun Pavilion, and the old tree is a good place to enjoy the cool in summer. Samsung, by the way, you can see it.

Good place with history and culture, worth seeing

It's good to have time here to see. . .