Name: The Porcelain Palace: A grandmother's 60,000-piece ceramic dream
Uploaded: 2026-07-14T15:59:09+08:00
Duration: PT58.778S
Description: In the quiet village of Xinping, Jingdezhen, a series of earth-toned palaces rise from the landscape.

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In the quiet village of Xinping, Jingdezhen, a series of earth-toned palaces rise from the landscape. These structures are not built of steel or brick, but of a lifetime of devotion.

The visionary behind them is master artisan Yu Ermei, who channeled decades of savings and a vast collection of porcelain – bowls, plates, and tiles – into a monumental labor of love.

What began as a singular dream has blossomed into a sprawling ceramic complex, with every surface adorned by hand. To walk these halls is to traverse a living mosaic of history. Today, the Porcelain Palace serves as both a cultural destination and a permanent testament to the craft, ensuring that the legacy of the world's porcelain capital endures.

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