How does Linglong porcelain come alive with light and tea? On December 28, the journalist from the Jiangxi International Communication Center (JXICC) visited the Linglong Light-and-Shadow Teahouse in Jingdezhen—the city's first teahouse dedicated to showcasing the light-and-shadow aesthetics of Linglong porcelain. Here, Linglong porcelain and tea-drinking experience are ingeniously integrated into an immersive light-and-shadow environment, offering a novel model of cultural consumption. Lyu Pinchang, Chairman of the Jiangxi Artists Association and Director of the Public Art Committee of the China Artists Association, noted that with imagination and creative courage, any form of ceramic art can potentially spark new consumption trends in a contemporary context.

来源：江西国际传播中心
记者：刘彦松
校译：余永红
编辑：熊睿
审核：齐美煜 吴薇
监制：郑颖