第二届喀左紫陶产业发展大会暨首届陶瓷英雄会在辽宁喀左举行

Core Insights - The second Kaizuo Purple Pottery Industry Development Conference and the first Ceramics Heroes Conference were held in Kaizuo County, Liaoning Province, focusing on the theme "Purple Pottery Fantasy and Industrial Upgrading" [1][3] Group 1: Industry Development - The conference aimed to create a platform for industry exchange and to explore the future development direction of China's ceramic industry, establishing a dual-driven mechanism of "living inheritance + industrial upgrading" [3] - Experts and representatives from various regions shared insights on topics such as the significance of Northern ceramics and the innovation in traditional techniques, fostering a cultural exchange between Southern and Northern pottery [3][4] Group 2: Local Industry Focus - Kaizuo County, known as the "Northern Purple Pottery Capital," has a rich history in pottery and has positioned the purple pottery industry as a key pillar for local economic growth [4] - The county has developed three major industrial clusters: artistic purple pottery, daily-use purple pottery, and architectural ceramics, contributing to cultural heritage and high-quality economic development [4] Group 3: Educational and Collaborative Initiatives - To address talent shortages, Kaizuo County signed agreements with Northeast University and Shenyang University of Technology to collaborate on talent cultivation and promote industry-academia integration [4][6] - The establishment of master studios and research bases aims to promote sustainable development in the ceramic industry, alongside initiatives to introduce ceramic practice courses in primary and secondary schools to enhance skill transmission [6] Group 4: Cultural Promotion and Events - The event featured various industry exchange activities, with discussions on the industrialization of purple pottery and the innovation of Liao ceramics [6] - A cultural market named "Ceramic Rhythm and Joy Gathering" was held, integrating pottery culture with tea, food, and creative experiences to enhance regional consumption and promote ceramic culture [6]