UNESCO announced the inscription of Jingdezhen Handicraft Porcelain Industry Sites on the World Heritage List, making it China's 61st World Heritage Site.
To understand more about the world's "porcelain capital," we meet Liu Wei, a national master of porcelain painting who was born and raised in Jingdezhen. He reflects on the ancient city's many ups and downs, and how its extraordinary revival impacted his own life story.
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