the Cultural Festival of Cela
don of Zhejiang Province
the Celadon Culture
in Cixi
Hello everyone!
The UNNC International student support team is organising a one-day trip to Cixi to experience the Celadon Culture on 30th Oct, Wednesday. We would like to invite you to this wonderful activity as part of the 5th Cultural Festival of Celadon of Zhejiang Province to enjoy Chinese culture, and journalists from central media will join the students to make a brief interview.
Date &Time: 30th Oct, departure from Gate 4 at 9:00am, back to campus after 16:15.
Venue: Shanglin Lake, Cixi
Places available: 20
Deadline of application: 28th Oct., 11:59 am
If you are interested in, please sign up via scan the QR code on the left.
As the seats are limited, please make sure that you can attend on the morning of the 30th Oct.
You will receive a confirmation email if your seat is confirmed on 28th Oct.
Schedule of Experiencing
the Celadon Culture in Cixi
09:00 Departure from the campus
10:00-11:00 Visit Xufu Museum of Rosewood Products &experience Mortise and tenon joint production
11:20-12:30 Lunch
13:00-14:00 Visit Yue Kiln Sites at Shanglin Lake and the Museum of Shanglin Lake Yue Kiln Sites
14:10-15:10 Experience celadon DIY
15:10-16:10 Experience Celadon music
16:15 Get back to UNNC
Yue Kiln Sites at Shanglin Lake
The Yue Kiln Sites at Shanglin Lake are located in the hilly regions of the Cuiping Mountain in the central-southern part of Cixi City, in Zhejiang Province.They are divided into 4 areas the Shanglin Lake, the Ancient Yinding Lake, the Baiyang Lake and the Liduhu Lake. Nearly 200 kiln sites have been found here so far, and 179 of those have been numbered. There is a dense distribution of 115 kiln sites, just within the area surrounding the Shanglin Lake.
The Yue Kiln Sites at Shanglin Lake are large group of ancient large-scale kiln sites developed during the 2nd to 12thCentury CE. They are well-preserved kiln sites with densely distributed relics, showing the entire history of the Yue Kilns from their initial start-up, growth, prosperity, and their decline. This area is known as the "Open-air Celadon Museum".
The Shanglin Lake area was the center of Yue Kiln celadon during the Tang and Song Dynasties. The secret colored porcelain produced here represented the highest skill and achievement of the Tang and Song Dynasty porcelain. The " Kiln for tributes " was established during the late Tang Dynasty, and the "Kiln Service " was established during the Five Dynasties, which specialized in productionof porcelain used in rituals.
The exquisite Yue Kiln celadon produced along Shanglin Lake was not only used to cater to domestic demand, but also served as one of the earliest commodities to be exported overseas through the "Maritime Silk Road", promoting communication and amalgamation between the Chinese and western culture.
Scan the code and join us!
DCLInt'l support team
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