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In China’s Ancient Porcelain Capital, Trendy Toys Give Old Kilns a New Pop-Culture Life
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In China’s Ancient Porcelain Capital, Trendy Toys Give Old Kilns a New Pop-Culture Life
Nanchang - In Jingdezhen, a city long known as China's "porcelain capital," one of its newest landmarks appears almost as if it has emerged directly from a kiln. This photo taken on May 8, 2026 shows a bowl-shaped building in Jingdezhen, east China's Jiangxi Province. (Photo/Xinhua) It is a giant white "bowl," a smooth, eye-catching structure standing in Changnanli, a ceramic trendy-toy district in this eastern Chinese city. Jingdezhen has been…
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