Investigation And Research On Kiln Industry Around The Upper Reaches Of Ganjiang River During Ming And Qing Dynasties-Modern

The upper reaches of the Ganjiang River is located at the junction of Fujian,Guangdong and Jiangxi,and the tributaries of Zhangshui,Gongshui and Mei jiang run through Gannan.The Ming and Qing Dynasties were the peak period of ceramic development in the upper reaches of the Minjiang River,and ceramics firing continued to modern times.Ningdu,Yudu,Qixian,Huichang,Dayu,Anyuan,Quannan,and Ruijin have ceramic sites in all counties and cities,and the output is considerable.The remains of the kiln are dragon kiln,horizontal class kiln,and steamed kiln,showing a certain age change;Ceramic products include porcelain,pottery and kiln furniture.Porcelain is mainly made up of bowls,plates,cups and pots.It also burns a small number of pipes,chopsticks,candlesticks,etc.The pottery type is large,and the pots,pots,jars and tanks are mostly used,mainly for daily life.Due to the particularity of the geographical location of the upper reaches of the Ganjiang River,the kiln technology has a close internal relationship with the ceramic production in other parts of Jiangxi and the land of Fujian and Guangdong.Ceramic sales confined to the inner region,and the products are mainly sold to surrounding villages and towns,supplying local markets.The Han ethnic group,the Hakka,with a strong cultural identity and centripetal force,is concentrated in the region,and its intrinsic cultural factors are inseparable from the Hakka culture.The founders of the ceramic industry are Hakka ancestors,the producers are Hakka descendants,the consumer users are Hakka groups,and the product style takes into account both practical and Hakka cultural customs.