"A Journey of Art and Heritage" - Adeptal Tales: Longquan Celadon | Genshin Impact

The people of Liyue love drinking tea. The use of celadon teacups seems capable of taking the aroma to the next level.
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[@haiiro1757]

As a ceramic engineer, I miss making these kind of ceramics. Thank you Hoyo for reminding us how good these arts are.

[@IonxCaptain]

First time hearing ceramic engineer

[@haiiro1757]

@@IonxCaptain you can try to google it. We're very rare indeed 😅

[@THE_FOOL2000]

What is ceramic engineer

[@DBWalks2010]

👍

[@DBWalks2010]

Fantastic video and history!👍👍

[@FayinKay]

Damn, poor Li Zhen also had to go through the annoying artifact RNG. Took him 3 months to get the almost perfect artifact too 😭😭😭

[@Chaakkun]

LMFAO

[@Girlie-TSFU]

Fr getting a perfect artifact is as rare as kokomis positive crit rate😂 Edit: Bro this the first time I have got 100 likes

[@7872921]

I thought the same lmao 🤣

[@Demigod2NE3]

Fr lmaooo

[@Spark-Knight-Klee]

Frrrr, relating, defense haunts me in my nightmares😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@huaplays6]

I love how Genshin is introducing heritage into their videos.

[@blaze_burn]

They’ve been doing this forever and it’s amazing 🤍

[@IonxCaptain]

Chinese heritage*

[@JP-li6zp]

Main reason why I keep playing the game. It's Culture Impact.

[@ocean7790]

Umm this is the second video of this type tho, there was a lantern rite one too, culture has always been in genshin since day1

[@Syafiq10101]

@@IonxCaptain true

[@azuarc]

I'm always impressed with the way Hoyo invests into the game's music and culture...and in the real world's, too.

[@urvhin]

I agree this is more better than when hoyo uses fans and do a submission event for promotion and only a few gets a reward and its only a couple of primos XD

[@karmaakabane9727]

I can't imagine how many people would pay a large sum of money to get their hands on this set. So beautiful.

[@lileenleen]

It’s custom and made by a pro, plus long process and unorthodox shape, so it’s probably a small fortune

[@leexingha]

​@@lileenleenunless if its limited edition or the ancient artifacts

[@killermakd2015]

nah, its just porcelain though. unless this guy is a name in this market, these things are abundant here in india, they randomly make these things for festivals and all. so prolly 500 rs. a piece

[@KingShado69]

too bad they probably roll into flat def or hp, you'd waste your money.

[@JohnnyYoung_]

As the birthplace of porcelain, China has also produced a large number of high-quality and affordable domestic porcelain. However, Longquan Kiln is an exquisite handcrafted porcelain that should not be compared to Indian trash. @@killermakd2015

[@nektoneizvestniy2050]

It's great that Hoyovers spares no expense in creating such content for us. Until now, I have’t met game companies that use their games to expand people's education and immersion in the history and culture of the country. For me, this’s a unique situation)

[@mpratt69]

Assassin's Creed Eqypt

[@Sacration]

Indeed

[@Sacration]

​@@mpratt69AC franchise a a whole tbh

[@joekickass8943]

They have spared many expenses in animation(can be seen with recycled animations especially in story) , NPC design(all NPCs have the same face and animations, no cultural differences in animation and face and others stuff), etc. whereas AAA games go further beyond with exceptional animations and not using text to convey what happens such as Kazuha flipping a guy off camera last summer. They may have spared expenses elsewhere. But Genshin does have the budget of an AAA game. Genshin may have the look of an AAA game but that look falls off pretty hard in some areas. NPCs have become boring to interact with and look at.

[@fathirizzanzahrano.r6161]

​@@joekickass8943actually Genshin Impact is AAA games because have budget 100$

[@Kyore000]

1:38 How anyone can shape celadon into animals on the water's surface is nothing short of magic. Truly a master! I love the beauty of Chinese culture!

[@TheCoolerCatster5208]

Never expected to be able to watch a documentary-like video with Genshin ost in the background. But I'm glad we're here.

[@spymadmax584]

Such a genuinely good way to say not to give up on artifact grinding. You'll get def with crit substats always but never give you up.

[@crabMan821]

never gonna let you down

[@grimm4651]

Never gonna run around and desert you

[@Kaalikas78]

Never gonna make you cry

[@tavinhoo]

​@@Kaalikas78never gonna say goodbye

[@user-ie7vo1hj3j]

Never gonna tell a lie

[@chubipower]

They could almost pass as jade on first look. Beautifully exquisite, and coming from something as simple and humble as clay

[@tirsden]

Being an avid player of the game, at least some of the in-game artifacts are actually made of jade (according to the item descriptions) but using celadon is a great way to bring them into the real world. :3

[@RecordToDeathToBoredom]

It's beautiful that Genshin is working together with a shop like this one to make a video to appreciate the works of an artisan and the history of clay works.

[@sunrequiem]

Omfg can’t explain how amazing this cultural heritage series is as a Chinese-American! I really appreciated learning about qingci and the legacy that this ceramicist comes from.

[@rosaebella1295]

My toxic trait is thinking I can do this with no experience or tools.

[@gaiadestais8087]

Thank you Mihoyo for this kind of collaborations!! Li Zhen is right: using your popularity to spread awareness about traditional art forms is a great idea and not everyone would do that!! Speaking of the vase-making itself...I'm in awe!! The technique is basically the same as virtually any ancient glazed pottery...as an archeologist it always moves me to see those same gestures that I know were repeated for...thousands of years really...And the shade and shape are exquisite!! I wish I could visit Longquan...

[@foozlesprite]

I really appreciate it when Genshin sponsors artists, crafters, musicians, and the like! I love watching 'how it's made' and historical videos, so this sort of thing is right up my alley.

[@vanguard1689]

Watching this video was relaxing, educational, interesting, and brings with it lots of cultural heritage that is not only being transferred to a younger generation, but to people all over the world. Learning the story behind this artwork is honestly great! I hope to see more of these videos, as they've been putting out for a while now!

[@squidonglitter2320]

I don't think there is any other game or media that brings new life and attention back to their rare and dying historical practices, that's integral to their home country's culture, as Genshin manages to do. Chinese Opera and now the art of Celadon will be known so wide spread and awed by millions more people across the world because of this game. And this incredible, skilled artisan has made a piece that is so meaningful to millions of young people. Genshin cares enough to provide the art of Celadon this kind of platform to millions. And I feel immensely grateful to be that targeted audience, and I wish more to learn and know. Thank you genshin impact. Thank you.

[@wreckingvi2265]

Genshin is just more than a game.

[@naungyoe3215]

Genshin is everything except the game lmao

[@cottoncandyUwU420]

Genshin is a culture... not a game 😊

[@legendaryhyo]

1:02 "All passes, art alone endures." Just beautiful. Spoken like a true Liyue artist!!!

[@Lorreis422]

Please Hoyo, open a worldwide shop with this kind of items

[@kjmurray27]

As a potter and Genshin player, this makes me very happy to watch!

[@qwerty2010770]

My jaw dropped on how beautiful those art pieces are. Seeing artifacts come to life really makes Genshin apart from other games. I hope to see more cooking videos from other regions too like they do in Liyue food videos. Thank you Genshin!!

[@PhilipHester]

This was so incredible. For Mr. Li to spend months on these pieces and look after these relics of his family is amazing. Thanks Hoyoverse for giving us a look at this :D

[@KategariYami]

Ok: 6:13 someone else pouring tea into a ceramic tea cup somehow made ME feel significantly more Chinese for a brief moment. This was a beautiful insight into this kind of craftsmanship.

[@gomes7066]

I like how they also included the failed attempts. Rlly shows just how hard this art is

[@mxwphoto]

Getting goosebumps. It is understated, but that skill and dedication is reall!

[@nahxela]

3 months of experimentation to get the exact desired coloration, that's insane (in an impressive way)

[@ydelfonsofirmino503]

It's marvelous how Mihoyo introduce the Chinese culture in the game, and how they love to do it, we can see this in large, parts, from the houses across liyue, from characters that sing and appreciate Chinese opera, from masters of ancient arts, and how the team behind then is careful with each detail and how they pass the information onwards

[@lipeepipol]

Informations about Chenyu Valley and Qiaoying Village (hopefully we'll explore those regions soon)!! Also, the dedication to bring the game closer to life, the attention to detail

[@Yukki._.]

lol I finished my daily genshin and came back to see this notif :) how peaceful

[@simoshinaa]

Как здорово узнавать новое о культуре Китая! Безумно красивый цвет у изделий. Блюдо со слонами шикарное

[@-MementoMori-]

These people are the ones who make "Echoes of an Offering" set. Now I wonder how do they determine the main/substats of those things?

[@spymadmax584]

Li zhen

[@cottoncandyUwU420]

RNG and farming for 3 months💀

[@justinkianaalfredo6843]

Def 900%

[@strannik7561]

As a tea fan I'm happy to see that hoyoverse finally put more attention on a very important part of Asian tradition, tea. 🤩 I hope (one day) to get a tea set with a dish that has a good influence on the taste of the tea. Actually I have a Chinese teapot made of glas.

[@harueko]

Thie guy is farming artifacts in his own way

[@luisgallegos8769]

Gracias a Genshin Impact y la región de Liyue es que me intereso mas China y su cultura, ojala un dia poder visitar ese hermoso país

[@greenchess1832]

I love this, showing off Chinese culture and helping make Genshin’s world feel more alive. I know Mihoyo is a Chinese company, but if they could do videos like this for the other countries that would be awesome!

[@AislinKageno]

This is so beautiful I teared up a little. I'm grateful our little game can be part of such a long lineage of craftsmanship.

[@hussainlawati8238]

I can’t believe it, this must be a teaser for Qiaoying Village

[@urvhin]

4:28 when your inventory is full and all you can do is feed it all to that one good plume🤣

[@Koudda]

As someone from a country with no rich culture, I appreciate the opportunity to learn about incredible traditions such as these 🩵

[@d3generate804]

what country are you from?

[@white_tulip2189]

@@d3generate804maybe america? or australia

[@Vickyshoka]

As a genshin player and an artist who works with clay and porcelin (aka pottery) i'm very glad to see a chinese master show the craft of making beautiful arts like these and making it genshin themed!

[@Buttertheloser]

same here. It honestly is really cool to see this type of stuff be made. Especially seeing a blip of the 3 month process.

[@Hecker-rb2ul]

100 years later those masterpiece will become an "artifact" irl

[@Jaessae]

Working with pottery is great. It has something meditative, but the uncertainty of how your piece comes out, and even the fact that sometimes your items will shatter in the kiln (and for some pieces you have to fire them multiple times, and every time there is a chance it will shatter), also teaches you over time that even if your heart is broken, you can get up again and start anew. And you still put your heart in every piece, because even if it might not last, it is still worth cherishing the time you spent with it.

[@phantomninja904]

Love seeing people who are true artisans putting their talents to use for the world to see. There is a sense of relief knowing people like this still exist even in the modern world where everything comes easy because of machines and computers. Thank you for another beautiful culture sharing moment, Hoyo.

[@floofthedoof]

As someone who lives with cats, I would never dare have these beautiful pieces for fear of them breaking (cats will find a way to do whatever cats do so there's no helping it).

[@yacchaga]

Zhongli: I buy them all, boss. Traveler: Chill out, bro. You're broke. Hu Tao: *facepalm

[@hiddendrifts]

i wonder if they'll make similar content for the other regions. it'd be interesting to see other cultures presented from the perspective of genshin

[@chrislee5685]

Depend on area, Japan I think is doable.

[@dachosens1]

Imagine a german wine brewery process, damn

[@nicky4092]

the answer of your question is the country where this game came from so probably no

[@chrislee5685]

@@dachosens1 German = Monstad? A winery will have to willing to make it and wine take years to mature so Diluc favorite cider perhaps.

[@hiddendrifts]

@@nicky4092 genshin is a chinese game, yes, but i don't see why that matters, so long as they have the desire to make it happen

[@anonox111]

Одно только то, что разработчики доносят до мира историю и искусство своей страны вызывает уважение. Мне очень приятно видеть что даже о мелочах заботся, что они продуманы. Низкий поклон.

[@tea.is.going.insane]

we need to get more videos of this kind, PLEASE, it is so necessary! It got me so emotional, and also made me think of those who came before us, developing their art and imaginative efforts to make the world a little bit nicer and more gentle with these kinds of crafts

[@cloudstrifejen]

This video makes me think, which video game company that embraces its culture and tradition besides Hoyoverse?! They even showcase some amazing orchestra music. Oh! Don't forget the incredible food! Especially the video showcasing Zhongli's favorite 'Slow-cooked Bamboo Shoot Soup'!

[@MsFancia]

Wow, I really like that celadon 'elephant and horses walking / running through clear green water'

[@yeoldebaccyfarm3081]

I love how genshin is showing a lot of these chinese traditions. I dont have any celadon. All my teaware is zisha and porcelain. Kinda makes me want to get some celadon ware.

[@danieldonnelly4036]

This is a shining example of a pleasant suprise. What a great calm video to end the day on.

[@ochagirls]

As someone makes ceramic plates and ceramic paint palettes for a living this soothes my mind. And the struggles are real

[@7872921]

Holy shiiieet that artifact sets come to reality, im so sorry if im rude, when he examine the failed burned product it seems like he get the def stat 😂 just kidding , but in the end , it become perfect artifact sets , damn this so beautiful 😍

[@user-tb8th8mq1h]

Какое прекрасное видео! Низкий поклон всем людям которые сохраняют традиции своего народа. Это великолепно!

[@Akita44]

If these pieces have def main-stay I do not care how carefully they where made, I‘ll just throw them away

[@angel1452678]

TheFact that the echos of offering set now exists irl is cool!!

[@korog8215]

Love that part of Genshin Impact when it's not only a game but a culture and history

[@horizonanadyomene]

cannot imagine how long it took to figure out how to make green when there are so many steps to making pottery. i was looking at the additions for the glaze like "GREEN?????" and "HOW???" etc also this is really beautiful

[@Chocolatine-ou1zm]

Idk why but this video reminds me of the song Blue and White porcelain (Jay Chou) "The perfect shade of blue awaits the misty rains, like how I wait for you The moonlight smudged away the remnants of our ending Like legendary porcelain obsessed with itself, your eyes full of laughter" 天青色等煙雨 而我在等妳 月色被打撈起 暈開了結局 如傳世的青花瓷自顧自美麗 妳眼帶笑意 Love this heritage series :)

[@CorpseCamellia]

Please never stop doing this series. These are my favorite videos

[@MSSProductions1]

i love these kinds of videos, such great themes and such high production value

[@PoDungus]

all of that work, just for it to low roll into DEF 5 times

[@H-GHN]

damn, Li Zhen truly mastered his elemental reaction... earth, geo/ water, hydro/ fire, pyro /wind, anemo swirl... vaporize... crystallize... and artifact born...

[@lilyisnotamused]

Videos like this one make me tear up a little. It looks so beautiful, and the colour is so soft, and I can feel the texture just by looking at it! I want a tea cup like that now, too. This is art. What a beautiful tradition to highlight!

[@MorwynOmbra]

Absolutely gorgeous pieces and wonderfully informative video! I enjoyed learning a little about celadon and the history it has. Really respect Li Zhen as an artisan and for his appreciation of the importance of keeping these practices alive so that they may be enjoyed in the future, I very much agree with his views and hope future generations continue to love this craft. I'd love to apprentice with him, were it possible. Li Zhen's work has such a compelling blend of delicacy and solidity and the glassy smoothness of his glaze is like looking into a pool of liquid jade, I'm absolutely enchanted. ♥

[@aoifekun]

Love the passion in trying to make the celadon look as similar to the artifacts as possible that they have to redo it many times

[@Wissle]

I didn't know what to expect but this was actually insanely interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@sassyfrenchpotato]

The way they captured the process is completely magestic, it always amaze me that every delicate art comes from rough not-so delicate raw materials ✨💓

[@Gossamer24]

Really love these kinds of videos, learning about these cultural heritage arts is really wonderful.

[@Gerrymon]

This is a beautiful craftmanship

[@raspdere]

These are absolutely gorgeous! A true artist in and out. I hope art like this will be spotlighted more! I wish to purchase some.

[@zinkboltwanton8197]

Imagine 2000 years later, they dig up these artifacts from the ground, then try to google their origins: “defuq is a genshin impact?”

[@pan_pan707]

They are so stunning it’s very incredible!

[@squiddinko]

this was beautiful to watch and fascinating to learn about, thank you for the content!

[@fanta7587]

Woah! 😍 More of this please, I will watch a whole (mini-) series

[@galinagreen6622]

Absolutely fascinating ❤thank you

[@chaosdragon-fox1864]

It's just so amazing that humans were doings this so very long ago without modern convience and they were able to create such beauty!

[@Yygggdrasil]

I have never been so invested in my entire youtube screentime.

[@Lunakunbaby]

Wow! How meticulously made. Every detail, every material… amazing ❤

[@amirmoezz]

I loved it. I enjoyed watching such a beautiful grantsmanship. I hope to see more heritage videos in near future.

[@yangjensen3221]

I like how hoyoverse combines game teaser (Qiaoying Village, Chenyu Valley, and maybe Tea Fesitaval) and cultural documentary.

[@notaperson7986]

Omg I absolutely love these things that Mihoyo is doing, adding the cultures and heritage they took inspiration from

[@nighthood9184]

super interesting crafts. So thats why grandma like to collect porcellains.

[@goabcapa]

This is totally amazing, lack of words actually.

[@CarlosICardenas]

Thanks for the video ❤

[@queerbunny]

thank you so much for making these videos, i love learning about chinese culture through this lens

[@davidpereira4646]

This is nothing less than magical 😍 what a beautiful craft!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@weiss7727]

Truly and astoundingly amazing, I’m at loss of words 👏

[@YukiCola]

Such a beautiful collaboration ❤!!!

[@_HanaPanda]

this was beautiful to watch!

[@trashraccoon2635]

i saw one of these ceramics when i was little! they're so beautiful, i thought they were actual jade. the smooth texture was really something else.

[@IshimurA99]

As someone who enjoys the tea ceremony, I love the way hoyo introduces the types of teapots and the way it is made, it's very interesting

[@ArchonKujo]

I believe you can do anything at this point, especially being everywhere and NO ONE tells you that other than me, like wtf?

[@miko1682]

Absolutely lovely!

[@POTATO-ch3lp]

Wow this is amazing and the pieces are beautiful ✨ Thank you for sharing this with us 💗

[@vishuu528]

Great way of cherishing old age traditions and fading culture hoyo! This game has been greatest medium of preserving same. Would love to see more content like this

[@lia_vodoo]

Wow those works are stunning

[@siriuskyoko3150]

As a fan of Chineese culture, especially tea ceremony, I'm... Aaaaah, I just can not express it... I'm crying... This is so touching... Let's go! Let's romanticize Chinese culture, it's worth it, it's beautiful, it's meditative!

[@jezempress2118]

This is so pretty I love it! I really appreciate Hoyo introducing this kind of content