What do you mean, Liuhe Tongchun?

Liuhe Tongchun, also known as Liuhe Tongchun, is one of the symbols of ancient China. Liuhe refers to the four sides of heaven and earth (heaven and earth and southeast and northwest), and also refers to the world in general. Liuhe Tongchun means spring scenery on earth, and everything is thriving.

China folk use homophonic techniques to take the sound of "land" with "deer"; "Crane" takes the sound of "crane". The meaning of "spring" takes flowers, pine trees, Chinese toon trees and so on. These images are combined to form an auspicious pattern of "six in one spring". In the Ming Dynasty, there were six cranes. Liuhe is the square of heaven and earth, Liuhe is the world, Liuhe is the spring of the world, and everything is thriving.

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20 10, Jingdezhen Shi Sheng Changnan Royal Ceramics R&D Center created and developed a brand-new category based on the legend of blue-and-white porcelain in Lang Shining in Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and successfully restored the legendary "embossed blue-and-white pearl glaze" process.

The blue-and-white decorative pattern with high relief is based on Lang Sining's painting style, drawing lessons from the classic geometric division in Da Vinci's manuscript, and on the basis of China's traditional Liuhe mathematics, the auspicious meaning is beyond words.

The brushwork organically combines the freehand brushwork of traditional Chinese painting with the rigor of western art, and the brushwork is like flowers and leaves, which is in line with Taoism's "mutual learning". It has a strong meaning and extraordinary taste, but it does not lose the court temperament. The industry calls it "a blue and white flower".

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