For these ships, the damp-resistant porcelain goods were the perfect merchandise to be shipped across the oceans. They were placed at the bottom of the ship's hold with silk and tea on top. This kind of commercial activity was extremely lucrative, and not only made the economy boom, but also induced cultural communication and friendly relations between the East and the West.
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章节列表
Unit 1 Introduction to Chinese Ceramics （中国陶瓷概述）10Unit 2 Cultural Connotations Carried by Chinese Ceramics（中国陶瓷承载的文化内涵）11Unit 3 Inheritance and Innovation of Ceramic Culture（陶瓷文化的传承与创新）10Unit 4 The Primitive Types of Ceramics（原始彩陶）7Unit 5 The Terracotta Warriors and Clay Sculptures of the Qin and Han（秦汉时期的兵马俑和泥塑）8Unit 6 Millennia Celadon Porcelain（千年青瓷）4Unit 7 The Tri-Color Glazed Porcelain （独具匠心的三彩陶）2Unit 8 The Age of Porcelain and Five Great Kilns （瓷的时代与五大名窑）8Unit 9 Blue and White Wares (Qinghua Ci)（水墨青花）3Unit 10 Wucai Porcelain（五彩瓷）6Unit 11 Fencai Porcelain（粉彩瓷）3Unit 12 Export Ware of the Ming and Qing Dynastie（明清时期出口瓷）7Unit 13 Zisha---the Taste of tea（茶之紫砂）6Unit 14 Contemporary Chinese Ceramics（当代陶瓷艺术）6Unit 15 Colorful Cloisonné（多姿多彩的景泰蓝）7Unit 16 Chinese ancient ceramics（中国古旧陶瓷）8Unit 17 Chinese ceramic decoration art（中国陶瓷纹饰艺术）4Final Test50