Is the five-year-old chicken jar cup a teacup or a wine glass?

According to legend, Wan Guifei loves porcelain, especially the small and exquisite official kiln porcelain. In order to please her, Zhu Jianshen ordered Jingdezhen to burn many small porcelains, and limited the selection of the best quality for imperial use, and the rest were destroyed.

Jigang Cup, the name of China ancient porcelain, is a drinking utensil. Because there are hens and cocks painted on the wall, it is called chicken cylinder cup. This cup is a palace vessel fired by Ming Chenghua in Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory.

The name of ancient porcelain. Ming Chenghua Doucai Chicken Cylinder Cup was once famous, and later generations scrambled to copy it. This organ is short, open and stands on its feet. The cup is painted with females, males and chicks, with stones, bluegrass and peony in the middle. The picture is bright, soft and natural. Wanli's record of Zongshen: "Zongshen is a fashionable food, and there are a pair of Chenghua colored chicken cylinder cups in front of the court, worth 100 thousand." There were many imitations in Qing dynasty, especially in Kangxi and Yongzheng period.