“元青花：景德镇考古新发现”特展举办

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "Yuan Blue and White: New Archaeological Discoveries in Jingdezhen" showcases over 400 pieces of Yuan Dynasty ceramics, with some artifacts being publicly displayed for the first time, highlighting the collaboration between Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum and the Chinese University of Hong Kong [1][2]. Group 1: Exhibition Details - The exhibition features artifacts excavated from the Luoma Bridge kiln site in Jingdezhen, with a focus on balancing preservation and display through the use of resin and 3D printing technology [1]. - It is divided into three sections: "The Rise of Yuan Dynasty Ceramics," "Cultural Exchange: The Origin and Use of Yuan Blue and White," and "Global Influence: Overseas Consumption of Yuan Blue and White," covering historical, cultural, and trade aspects of Yuan blue and white ceramics [1]. Group 2: International Conference - The opening day of the exhibition coincided with the second conference of the International Ceramic Research Alliance, attended by nearly a hundred experts from over 20 countries, discussing topics such as archaeological discoveries and the global flow of Yuan blue and white ceramics [2]. - The International Ceramic Research Alliance was established in October 2023, with workstations set up in multiple countries, aiming to promote international collaborative research in the field of ceramic history and culture [2].