Jingdezhen's 'Porcelain Bumping' Avoidance Post: Only Trust Half of the Travel Guides||

||. Jingdezhen's 'Porcelain Bumping' ⚠️ Avoidance Post‼️ Only Trust Half of the Travel Guides|||💢 Following the travel guides to Jingdezhen, two days and one night, I found that half of the attractions were not worth visiting! A waste of emotions! Day1 China Ceramic Museum➡️Imperial Kiln Museum➡️Taoxichuan Creative Street Day2 Sculpture Porcelain Factory➡️Sanbao Village➡️Taoyang New Village ✅Recommended, worth a visit! 1⃣️China Ceramic Museum (Free🆓, but you must make a reservation in advance. I went on a Sunday during the summer vacation and couldn't get a ticket🎫. They release 300 tickets every hour on-site, but I couldn't get one. It was too hot to wait in line, so I bought two digital Qianlong porcelain exhibition tickets for 99 yuan, which felt like watching a PPT😓. Other than that, the museum is great to visit. Modern and contemporary ceramics are exquisite and unique, and ancient ceramics have a strong sense of history. You can spend 2-3 hours there, feasting your eyes!) 2⃣️Taoxichuan (If I go to Jingdezhen again, I definitely won't miss the Taoxichuan night market. The market on Friday and Saturday nights is very lively🥳, with many innovative and creative handmade ceramics. Although the prices are not cheap, it's very interesting to browse. There are many personalized original designs, and the night view of Taoxichuan🌠 is also nice!) 3⃣️Sculpture Porcelain Factory (Great for shopping. If you can't afford Taoxichuan, this place is suitable. There are mass-produced items as well as designer pieces, with beautiful prices. The stalls in the middle are more affordable than those at both ends. There are many small shops and pottery studios where you can do crafts🤗, making it very suitable for family activities!) ❌Avoid, not worth it!! 1⃣️Imperial Kiln Museum (The museum doesn't require a ticket🎫, but entering the Taoyangli Scenic Area costs 25 yuan. The museum is inside the scenic area, so it's a disguised fee. Besides taking photos📷, there's not much interesting stuff. If you only visit one museum, it must be the China Ceramic Museum without hesitation!) 2⃣️Sanbao Village (Highly not recommended! The transportation inside is inconvenient, the attractions are scattered, and there are few places to visit. Some popular spots require spending or buying tickets to visit. Besides taking photos, there's nothing interesting. The whole journey was disappointing😣, with low playability.) 3⃣️Taoyang New Village (A relatively short street, almost all mass-produced goods with mediocre quality. The shop owners' attitudes are average. After a round, I found nothing new😑. The things seen in Taoyang New Village can almost all be found in the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, with similar prices and not much cheaper.) 📍The three recommended attractions can actually be visited in one day, which is very fulfilling and interesting. To retain tourists, they forcibly stretched the itinerary to 2-3 days. Avoid those watery attractions; even filling the itinerary feels tiring! 📍The highly praised and highly collected travel guides we see online are all template-like, telling you how to play. You can only trust half of them. Combine them with avoidance posts to help you avoid things you don't like～