A Little Girl Explains Chinese Porcelain History

A 6-year-old girl with pigtails sits on a sofa, with small models of porcelain from various dynasties placed in front of her. She holds up the models one by one to introduce them: ① Holds a coarse pottery jar: 'The earliest porcelain evolved from pottery. Primitive porcelain existed as early as the Shang Dynasty.' Background fades in a scene of Shang Dynasty primitive porcelain artifacts. ② Holds a celadon-glazed small bowl: 'The celadon from the Yue Kiln and the white porcelain from the Xing Kiln were most famous in the Tang Dynasty, and there were also colorful Tang Sancai.' Background fades in a scene of Tang Sancai artifacts. ③ Holds a sky-blue small dish: 'Porcelain from the Song Dynasty is the most beautiful. The sky-blue color of Ru Kiln ware could only be fired after the rain cleared and the sky turned blue.' Background fades in a scene of Ru Kiln artifacts. ④ Holds a blue-and-white porcelain small vase: 'During the Ming and Qing dynasties, blue-and-white porcelain and enamel colors were all available, and they were sold all over the world.' Background fades in a scene of blue-and-white porcelain artifacts. Finally, the little girl holds up her own drawing of blue-and-white porcelain and smiles at the camera, accompanied by light and cheerful children's BGM.