Find a book ... about Cantonese embroidery, only the picture of this book, please kneel down.

This is a book I inquired about, but Mr. Guangxiu said he didn't know. Because I personally don't know much about this book, I can't make any conclusions and comments on it at will, so I'll post a brief introduction below to let you know about this book.

Content introduction:

Guangzhou colored porcelain is a kind of porcelain mainly exported. In nearly 300 years of economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, it has made a unique and indelible contribution, especially its early products, whose aesthetic value has begun to attract the attention of the world.

Due to Europeans' preference for colorful porcelain, it promoted the great development of colored porcelain in China in the Qing Dynasty to some extent. In the early frequent trade exchanges between China and the West, part of the production of colored porcelain in Jingdezhen, a famous porcelain capital, was transferred to Guangzhou, the largest trade port in ancient China. The blending and mutual penetration of Chinese and western cultures and technologies make colorful porcelain flourish, and the products with different styles and different strengths present a strong rococo artistic style. Later, due to the social, political and economic changes in Europe, Guang Cai porcelain turned to the American market. With the change of the relationship between the East and the West in the mid-Kloc-0/9th century, Guang Cai porcelain gradually showed a trend of nationalization and regionalization, with a single design form and decorative theme. Now, due to the market and its own reasons, the production of Guang Cai porcelain has been greatly weakened, but it is still of great social significance to study its history.

A large number of exquisite and colorful porcelains are left abroad, mainly in Europe and America. This makes our research work have some difficulties. If we can carry out and strengthen exchanges in this field, it will promote the academic research of ancient ceramics in China.