The Imperial Porcelain of the Forbidden City returns to its 'hometown' at the Jiangxi Provincial Museum for a major division

Nanchang's new exhibition for the start of this year is absolutely amazing. The Jiangxi Provincial Museum has actually 'moved' the Ming and Qing Imperial Porcelain from the Forbidden City! A total of 180 pieces of imperial porcelain are on display, of which 144 (80%) are precious cultural relics. Among them, don't miss the 'Chenghua Doucai Sanqiu Cup', 'Kangxi Langyao Red Guanyin Zun', and 'Yongzheng Cong Green Glaze Bowl'! Many of these cultural relics are being displayed outside the Forbidden City Museum for the first time. . 🔥The Imperial Porcelain brochure is on the rack to the left of the entrance to the exhibition hall. The staff replenish it from time to time, and it is basically taken as soon as it is put down. Those who want it can squat for a while. 🔸There are a total of 5 imperial porcelain seals. If you didn't get the brochure, you can use paper instead. You can't put a notebook seal, there is a thickness limit. . 📍Location: 1st floor, No. 1 Exhibition Hall, Jiangxi Provincial Museum 🚇Transportation: 700 meters east of Exit 2 of Zhujiang Road Station on Line 1 ⏰Exhibition time: January 8, 2024 to April 8, 2024 🎫Visiting method: You can make an appointment on the official 👸 number. Don't run in vain on Monday when the museum is closed! . 📸Photo check-in 🔸Super suitable for ancient style clothing check-in 🔸Red walls, palace doors, and green plants are all suitable for check-in 🔸Try to take detailed photos of cultural relics, leaving some white space will look very high-end