The exhibition uses porcelain as a medium to more intuitively display the advantages of the three provincial-level administrative regions of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei being adjacent in geography, having close affinities among people, being integrated in region and sharing the same cultural origin. It conveys the beauty of porcelain and the diligence and wisdom of ancient ancestors. It shows the excellent traditional culture of our country to the audience and closely connects the three places in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei. Strive to continue writing wonderful chapters on the land of the capital region in the new era. The exhibition is divided into three parts: ‘Thousand-Year Kiln Fire’, ‘Beautiful Days and Nights’, and ‘Passing on the Torch’. It brings together nearly 200 exhibits including high-quality collections, unearthed cultural relics, and kiln site specimens. It showcases the ceramic production process in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region from aspects such as porcelain production techniques, porcelain and cultural life, intangible cultural heritage inheritance and innovation. Cultural relics exhibited for the first time account for 70%, and first- and second-class high-quality cultural relics account for 60%. With porcelain, a treasure in China’s excellent traditional culture, the cultural characteristics of the three places with the same mountains, the same source of water, and connected land are displayed. Let’s jointly appreciate the glorious history of ancient Chinese ceramic production and further enhance cultural confidence and innovate and develop in inheritance. Opening hours: August 27 – November 24. The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on the day.
