Museum Report Porcelain of Korea & China

Through the museum gates of the Pacific Asian Museum and the Moselle Art Museum, the audience is surrounded by the early Korean civilization and the beautiful Chinese porcelain. "Worldwide China: Materials Culture and Connections in World History" "The importance of porcelain in world history research is due to its unique physical properties: fired at extremely high temperatures, porcelain withstands time Nature survives centuries and continues to tell stories and quickly destroys cotton, silk, wood and paper, whether they are sinking in the sea or sinking into the ground.

Porcelain: Invention of porcelain is China's big contribution to world civilization. The term China in capitalization is considered to be the name of the country. By the 16th century BC, the early porcelain in China appeared in the middle of the high generation (the 17th to the 11th century BC). The firing technique was coarse in both the main body and the glaze, and the firing temperature was relatively low, so the porcelain at that time was called the original porcelain due to its original properties and transitional nature. Porcelain from pottery. Ancient Chinese ancestors invented porcelain. And I took advantage of the burning experience of white pottery and hard-baked pottery. The Chinese may be the first genuine porcelain of the Tang dynasty. Techniques for firing appropriate components and mixtures at very high temperatures have evolved from the manufacture of stoneware.

There are many things invented in this era such as paper, steel, compass, porcelain etc. Porcelain is a very hard ceramic (ceramic) that is used to make crafts that are highly appreciated by people all over the world. The porcelain is made of special clay, it is heated to melting and becomes essentially glass. Ceramics cutlery, cups and bowls are often called "China" because all porcelain was manufactured in China several hundred years ago. The Han dynasty was also known for its military strength. The empire spreads to the edge of the Taklamakan desert in the west, and the government can protect the flow of trade in Central Asia as a whole.