Weekend Photography · Jingdezhen

On a Friday afternoon, I took the high-speed train, crossed the long journey, and finally arrived in Jingdezhen. The location of this porcelain capital of China carries my childhood yearning and dreams. The high-speed train arrived in the night, and when the taxi drove to the destination, I saw the half moon outside the window, which was interestingly matched with the name of the homestay, Chuyue, and a warm current surged in my heart. In the homestay, I joined the mutton hot pot dinner organized by the landlord himself. Among the people at the same table, half of them turned out to be my fellow villagers, and even the landlord was! In the conversation, I learned that they opened homestays in Yunnan, engaged in the clothing industry in Hunan, fell in love with coffee in Guangdong, and one was a traditional culture teacher in Jingdezhen. At this small dinner, we had the same aspirations, cooked wine around the stove, and shared each other's stories and laughter. Early the next morning, I woke up early, feeling the fresh air and warmth of early winter. Walking in the fields of the village, surrounded by mountains, the villagers have already started their day. I saw the windmill familiar in my childhood in the field. At 8:00, I started to enjoy a hearty breakfast. The ingredients for breakfast are carefully selected and cooked by the host, full of natural deliciousness. Fuliang Chuyue Homestay After breakfast, I went to the Le Tian market. This market, which is only open on weekend mornings, has a ticket price of 50 yuan. Here I saw all kinds of weird stalls set up by different designers, artists, and college students. They integrated their creativity and thoughts into the porcelain, attracting many eyes to stop. Le Tian Tao She Creative Market In the evening, I followed the advice of a local taxi driver and went to Yaoli Ancient Town to experience the Huizhou-style residential buildings a hundred years ago. When I arrived at the ancient town, the setting sun was falling on the mountainside, dyeing half of the ancient town golden. The whole town is quiet and peaceful, without too much commercial atmosphere. I found a restaurant by the water and asked the boss to stir-fry me a chili and meat, the taste is really great! After dinner, I took a walk along the shore and then returned to the city. Yaoli Millennium Ancient Town During my trip to Hanxi Village on Sunday, I saw the spectacular scenery of a tea mountain and the unique charm of the earth lamp installation art. Whether looking from a distance or close, high or low, it has a different charm. Here, I felt the gift of nature and the infinite charm of art. Hanxi Village