Quyang Porcelain Kiln Relic

     In Song Dynasty(960-1127), there were five major state-managed porcelain kilns in China, producing magnificent chinaware for the royal family and the nobles. Quyang porcelain was one of them. Because Quyang County was then under the administration of Dingzhou County, thus it was called Ding Porcelain Kiln.   
       Ding Porcelain Kiln is located 120 km southwest of Baoding. 13 large piles of broken chinaware are scattered in 2 sq. km area, each of them is around 15 meters high.
       The main products were: bowel, dish, basin, jar, bottle, oven, and toys.
       The Ding Porcelain took an important part in China porcelain history.