Xinjiang Pottery Art Exhibition.

Jointly organized by the China National Arts and Crafts Museum (China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum), the Department of Culture and Tourism of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and the Bureau of Culture, Sports, Radio, Television and Tourism of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, and supported by the Kashgar Prefecture Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism, Xinjiang Arts University, and Shihezi University, the "Xinjiang Pottery Art Exhibition" is held at the China National Arts and Crafts Museum (China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum). By strengthening the study of the history of the Chinese nation and the pattern of diversity and unity of the Chinese nation, and by fully exploring and effectively utilizing the historical facts, archaeological artifacts, and cultural heritage of the exchanges between the various ethnic groups in Xinjiang, the exhibition presents the fact that Xinjiang has been an inseparable part of China since ancient times, and that Xinjiang is a multi-ethnic region and an important member of the Chinese family. Through the protection and inheritance of Xinjiang's intangible cultural heritage and the promotion of exhibitions, we are able to carry forward the excellent traditional culture of all ethnic groups. The exhibition is aimed at promoting China's excellent traditional culture and strengthening the awareness of the Chinese nation, and is divided into three sections: "The Road of Painted Pottery", "The Same Style for Thousands of Miles", and "Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage". The exhibition features more than 800 pieces of Xinjiang pottery, as well as images of pottery unearthed in Xinjiang from prehistoric times to the present, and related artifacts of pottery techniques included in the national intangible cultural heritage list, such as molds for molding, Xinjiang pottery pattern molds, clay pigments, porcelain clay pigments, glaze minerals, and experimental glaze covers, to show the historical culture, modern life, and future inheritance of pottery.