Jingdezhen is so beautiful that it feels like traveling through time

Visiting the Imperial Kiln Museum is free of charge, but there is a fee to enter inside because there are some kiln ruins outside. It's probably for maintenance with the ticket revenue. - Opening the door to another world, the porcelain makers are busy in their tiled houses, as if time stands still. At night, the lights and neon are very beautiful, and it's quite a nice place to stroll around. There are several popular photo spots for social media check-ins, just need to wait a bit. After 8 pm, there's no admission fee.