Thousand Years old traditional Chinese Porcelain Making (turn on the subtitles!) | EP13, S2

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Hi all, please TURN ON the SUBTITLES while watching because this time, the subtitles are not burned in! and also, if you prefer it burned in/ or not, please leave a msg here so that I can know which way suits you better! 😊❤！

[@kickapootrackers7255]

Thanks for reminding , that helps Alot for me😂🙏

[@limeec]

Both are ok with me

[@KH-nu8cq]

I also prefer burned in but whatever is easiest for you is good with me ☺️

[@MainYotubeacct]

The captions for this worked great :) love ur hard work on the captions for us foreigners ❤

[@josephpetrino1741]

This way seems easier for you and worked fine.

[@Emi_nc]

I am from Brazil, a very young country. I can't imagine being in front of something that has a thousand years (the tai ping gong kiln), and so well preserved and still being used till this day, this is awesome! I'm so glad I found your channel, your videos are amazing, thank you for sharing them with us!!

[@oldfailedgamer]

For the great video's you produce each time.

[@ca2ca]

What magnificent in China is, though they are modern and fast developing, old systems like this porcelain making, pulp papers etc has NOT gone in to oblivion.

[@jooei2810]

That fellow with glasses, so informational and educational.

[@olgahucklesby7263]

Impressive Chinese work ethics..hardworking..even old people still work for a living

[@dialindsey]

I love this episode. As a Chinese born over seas, who speaks cantonese and can only read dim sum. I appreciate your style of story telling. My Mandarin is too weak to communicate with mandarin speakers.

[@alexw9024]

I love your videos! So relaxing yet so professionally produced. Kudos

[@moxiebombshell]

Yes exactly!! She really hits the sweet spot between travel show, educational documentary, and personal blog. I think she could end up with a huge following on here; she's really something special.

[@Passporholderloii]

Becouse of this channel i started falling in love with Chinese traditions

[@morphergaming0531]

Fascinating, I've watched a wood kiln firing but did not know the nuanced effects of humidity, season, wood on the firing. Thank you for sharing the beauty created by these craftsmen

[@2010XJP]

這些瓷器要么用於收藏，要么用於純粹的享受。非常漂亮的瓷器。👍謝謝

[@Kitana1599]

Traditional making of porcelain is an artwork in itself, amazing. I'm so glad I found your channel, thank you for educating us and sharing your country with us. I'm finding each video so interesting and fascinating.

[@bllawlk]

My late grandpa owned a brick kiln when I was a kid. When I see this video I remember the smell of burnt clay.

[@cagmenaus1414]

Very informative video Ms Yan,,, I have no clue how Porcelain are being made until now,,can't wait for the next video,,,Thank You again,,,

[@untermench3502]

This has always been of interest to me, having made my own ceramic mixes. I didn't know these types of kilns were still used. Very interesting.

[@choongminglim7858]

Awesome video. Looking forward to the next show. Thanks

[@celloting01]

Well done, Yan! Another great video. Learned a lot. Thanks.

[@eshqa]

Wonderful video! 💖

[@miaomiaochan]

That is the most interesting kiln I've ever seen, and I like the rustic and handmade look of those pieces of pottery. Fascinating stuff - thanks for showing this to us!

[@1huntswithnature10]

That was very exciting to me and now I want to purchase more Chinese pottery. Thank you so much again Yan.

[@dawster1949]

Superb Yan! So wonderful to get such an insight into perhaps the most quintessential Chinese craft and industry 💜

[@SmithCaro]

I really loved those teapots stuck together. I would have those ❤

[@vearthwindfire5802]

Amazing video. Amazing artisans! Love your videos so much. Thank you ❣️

[@nilletourneau3922]

Yan... You are the best tour 'leader'... I don't know what to add to what has aready been written... Your videos are gems.... Salutations du Canada !l

[@normandong4479]

This particular video touches history and craft of China. For centuries, these massive kilns have fired so many artifacts and artistic pieces. Have to notice how much wood is needed for a kiln firing. Have to wonder if wood fuel cost and possibly the pollution are driving a switch to gas fired kilns for mass production. Very interesting to watch. ❤❤

[@bradyan53838]

They like to use the leftover from wood processing plant since it’s much cheaper.

[@atir4u]

So awesome! Thank you !

[@MadszTRS]

Beautiful, beautiful, beauuuuutiful work ok Art, the porcelain artists and your video both ✨

[@colinbateman8233]

I have great respect for the artisans the many years of skills past on from generation to generation reading the fire to keep the kilm hot enough to think it’s still burning wood fascinating

[@jeffclarkofclarklesparkle3103]

I love your videos 😁

[@ronnysanjaya6823]

Thank you .

[@mphomerr]

You make beautiful videos.

[@nilanjanachatterjee9023]

Excellent video 😊

[@LiaGiannechini]

Maravilhisaa essas peças com aparência mais rusticas. Minha mãe amava fazer peças assim.

[@pritiparmar1002]

I feel if I traveled China for six month also I would not be able to see so much .. thanks for your beautiful vlog . My worry is once I am finished watching your vlog what will I do

[@LiaGiannechini]

Minha mãe tinha essas placas de separação de peças. E tinha os pezinhos, para levantar as peças pintadas com óxidos. Eles queimavam à 1.200 graus e transformavam em peças com brilho. As cerâmicas queimavam a 800 graus

[@wesleyphan5665]

which way is OK with me as long it is easy for you.

[@LiaGiannechini]

Queria tanto esse vídeo em Português. Eu amo cerâmicas

[@gerdink7370]

❤

[@pamwong1435]

please burned in the subtitle. thank you so much.

[@bertanelson8062]

The Chinese nation called "China" has a real name. The name China came due to English love, adoration & addiction to your marvelous porcelain! They wanted many products from your culture but none more so than that fine, strong "china" the blue & white Emperor's grade. The name has stuck, of course, & now I wonder if you ever get to call your country by its ancient name?

[@LindemanRichard]

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[@littlechineseeverywhere]

b站有的，叫yangeographer，因为littlechinese这个名字太长了，b站就重新起了个名字😂

[@LindemanRichard]

@@littlechineseeverywhere 既然重新起就直接中文名啊，别人才好打字搜索

[@nancydrew2062]

Thank you so much for bringing beautiful, ancient Chinese culture to us. Your videos are so well made. I feel so peaceful watching them. They take me back to another world.

[@jcdeeb]

Your video content is absolutely amazing! I think it's an excellent way to learn about cross-cultural knowledge and diversity. Thank you for all the hard work you've put into it, and please keep up the great work!

[@erickent4248]

There is a porcelain maker near me who has a similar sort of kiln, and many artists work out of it. But it is especially great to see the ones here in China as it is the place that invented all of these techniques. This one and the one about paper making are my favorite videos of yours so far, but I am loving what you do regardless. Thank you.

[@vincenttayelrand]

Another captivating video The artisan ceramic makers in my neck of the woods share many of the same character traits with the people in your video. Apparently the fire and clay demand a certain mindset

[@ericyeo3770]

It's great to learn about another porcelain city, rich in traditions and history. The kilns seem quite different from the ones in Jingdezhen. Wonderful!

[@douglasrussell5098]

Absolutely incredible video! Very much enjoyed! Looking forward to the next one! Stay safe and thank you.

[@oyoter9ox]

I had gone to Dehua about 15 years ago and failed to appreciate the porcelain and only remembered the delicious pork trotters. What a wasted opportunity!

[@metricstormtrooper]

Pork trotters are a Very important Thing😁

[@ron9465]

Always look forward to watching your videos. I have been trying to watch them all in the sequence they were made but couldn't resist watching this as it has just arrived. Learning so much more about China than just visiting the tourist areas. Love the drone shots.

[@reydabs]

Wow!! Thank You so much Ms Yan for showing this to us,, unbelievable effort to produce this unique Porcelain

[@Immersion333]

Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video. Your working would change my view of China 😊

[@limeec]

Very traditional porcelain cottage industry. Very interesting. Thank you Yan

[@wonderwoman4053]

謝謝，真的很棒，很精彩！覺得自己非常幸福，懂中文，可以聆聽妳跟當地人的交流互動，同時也懂英文，所以非常享受妳用著世界共同語言介紹中國日常的真善美！妳一定堅持下去呀！

[@jooei2810]

All the people who commented on your quality content, I can only agree on everything they said.

[@davepsk7334]

These artisans are possibly the last still doing traditional pottery this way. No doubt if they succeed in making their products perfectly it would be a treasure trove of magnificent hand crafted artwork. The last of it's kind perhaps.

[@aden5297]

certainly not the last, there are hundreds of thousands of firewood kilns in China, just that they aren't as famous as Dehua or Jingdezhen. those who drink Chinese tea will know, handmade teaware from places like Yixing or Jianshui can cost thousands.

[@jrwkd6114]

The reason why they chose this kiln is that the works produced by the famous kiln are very valuable. Of course, out of the 10000 works produced by this kiln, only a few hundred exquisite pieces can be produced

[@anotherwatcha]

Loved this video. I enjoyed so much exploring ceramics back then when we lived in China. When we returned home to Europe we bought pieces from a shop in Shanghai back then, which are modern artisan pieces but rooted in the tradition and designed as well as hand made in Jingdezhen. When those arrived to Europe we had to pay a hefty import fee - it was because of a anti dumping fee as ceramics from China were considered to be sold at dumping prices. They did not differentiate if mass manufactured or artisan made, which I felt really unfair to the artisans. We paid the fees, as those beautiful works are worth every penny and to us hold precious memories of our time in China.

[@ruphilka]

I love how passionate the artisans are about their work. Watching them feel alive made me come alive.

[@kapochi007]

I'm ok with or without subtitles. If I miss anything, I'll just rewatch with subtitles on. Having the choice is great. I've always assumed that porcelain after being formed will be fired and that's that. Only now do I realise it could take multiple firings and sometimes it just doesn't work out. My respect to all these artisans.

[@AlanCheong]

hand made items have a charm all their own as compared to the clinical uniformity of modern factory production lines.

[@chrismedaris4873]

Great video thank you for your hard work

[@oldfailedgamer]

Great video Yan..... Keep up the great work.......

[@spacecowgurl57]

Hello darling young lady 😘 I am always so happy when I see your videos. I also want you to not pay attention to these lies our countries 😒 spew at each other. They are not everyday people. They are rich politicians who have probably never lived the life we have. Blessings to you and your family and friends ❤️ I have never been to most of my country. There is still so much of it that I want to see.

[@GoYvon]

I've heard a lot about the kilns here in China, but it was very interesting to learn more about the process through your video.

[@KH-fv3vq]

OMG your channel is blowing up! Congrats, Dr. Yan!

[@semqueixas]

Your videos are very interesting and always has good taste and finishing. The images and music are well chosen and the overall flow is captivating.

[@picardythirds]

I like having both the English and Chinese subtitles because my Chinese can improve that way!

[@mln7771]

Beautiful culture! Thank you for educating us!

[@nicholasc700]

All the items are beautiful & unique & one of a kind....those white ones are out of this world....and priceless too I supposed! Thank you for showing us!

[@Myria83]

So interesting! I live in a very old house and my basement used to be a kiln for firing bricks!

[@garyclayton3399]

The porcelain pieces are very beautiful . Where can someone from the west buy them my friend ? Can they be bought online from the person who makes them ? Can you order custom tea pots and cups ? Thanks for sharing their hard work and their master pieces with us . This is a great video . Please find answers to my questions as I am very interested in buying some of these master pieces my friend .

[@ciaranchew]

Hi, I turned on the subtitles and it works perfectly. Another great educational film, so enjoyable, thank you very much 😊

[@joffa397]

Thanks for your videos you do a really great job with your videos very much like a professional.

[@beninchina]

Another great video, Yan!

[@Paristan01]

This is wonderful. As a potter I was so excited by the kiln opening!

[@tangcheekong9778]

...from the fiery dragon's belly comes the vessel of our sustenance.

[@MKVideoSinzig]

Hello Yan, thank you for this very interesting Vlog!👍👍 I have never seen before how this pottery is made and your explanations are really helpful - although I'd prefer the subtitles being part of the video. These KZbin subtitles come with this fat black background which sometimes is quite disturbing. I really like the quality of your videos, they are almost professional concerning the picture quality! Now I'm waiting for the next episode to learn more about this way of making such a beautiful pottery. But their losses seem to be quite high ... You're awesome Yan 👍

[@gv0861]

Thank you for making some of the best content in the internet. I am wondering if Netflix has contacted you to make a series with you as the hostess. I would watch that over and over again.

[@alirenzo]

you are my role model

[@rotaislandakaluta]

Thank you for showing such awesome educational videos. All your videos I found are excellent, enjoyable and very interesting. Once again, I Thank you 👍

[@JamesSmith-or9tg]

I watch KZbin on my TV. The message to turn on subtitles (cc) was not apparent. Maybe adding a message at the beginning of your video would help everyone know what to do?

[@MissLovilou]

I love how they sound all so passionate about their job and always smiling ♡ your videos are so nice to watch

[@DaizyPear]

This is awesome!

[@richardyatesyates3893]

Great and informative.

[@williamnelson2228]

RealIy interesting, I hope you can make a video about Yixing ceramics too.

[@ishu605]

Hii I ishu From India in rajsthan ( raisinghnagar) The way u talking and making cinematic videos Is best . I love u yen

[@vortex162]

How can these pieces be attained in the West? Thank you!

[@kickapootrackers7255]

They are beautiful and unique. Most excellent quality ,like your video's. Thanks Yan♥️

[@luvuzindagi3690]

When you know how much work has gone in to make something... people will appreciate more hopefully. Kudos to all the people working there and to all of you who are making video and letting people around the world know their hardworks....

[@MrDaryca]

Excellent as usually, and very informative as well.

[@satyasarcel4053]

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Sweerheart please gift me your white finger ring, star cap and yellow pullover😘❤ I love you🌹

[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

This is so interesting. The complexity and amazing kiln. I love the small village pottery with the pine wood glaze.

[@johnong6401]

Thanks Yan, another great video I stumbled upon your travel videos, love it and follow whenever turned in ut. As for subtitles, personally I preferred burnt in, cos' switching on subtitles comes with that fat black background and invariably obstructs some of the view. Your video is of such quality and clarity, your voice is so clear and sweet. Really enjoyed and appreciated your interactions with the locals wherever you traveled, always inquisitive, sincere, friendly and respectful Your videos are so educational, it's acts as a bridge across cultures and borders and cements understanding and appreciation of the diversities that exist among different communities across regions and on planet earth. Keep up the unmatched excellent work through your passion for sharing. Am pretty sure your followers /or subscribe rs will reach unmatched levels too...All The Best Yan 👍👍🏼👏👏🏼

[@davidmiles-hanschell]

Thank You Little C for informing me and celebrating the masters and so many of their tried and tested artisan skills developed and perfected over many many millennia, that make for such fascinating content.

[@joephillips7612]

Thanks!

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you :)

[@davidiracheta5779]

Love carácter and personality. Vive la difference. Every piece, one of a kind. Thanks for sharing

[@davidkelly2262]

Hi Yan, thank you for sharing Wonderful China with,us, your very professional &share China's heritage with all of us,brilliant, much appreciated, Positive vibes

[@zuccinni1465]

Thank you for showing us this all ....now im interested to buy tea cup and saucer.

[@antonia5718]

Woo this is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Even for some of them are broken i think a broken piece could be a treasure for someone else. Is there any way that we can order? Other wise i must plan a trip to China!! Drinking tea from this wonderful teapot, cups is a pleasure of life. 😍🥰

[@metricstormtrooper]

Where have the English subtitles gone? it's quite hard to follow without them. It's Still an enjoyable video though.

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Please turn on the subtitle, it is there but just not burned in! ❤️❤️

[@metricstormtrooper]

​Hi Yan, there was no subtitle icon on this video when we were watching on our smart tv, so we couldn't select subtitle. I mostly watch on either the TV or my tablet, whenever I have problems with subtitle that aren't burnt in in so Burnt in subtitles please. On KZbin whenever an ad comes up which doesn't have subtitles enabled, it turns off my subs settings and I have to go into it again and restart them. We love you and your videos, we recommended your chanel to my Chinese friends too. 😊

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

@@metricstormtrooper i see burned in next time

[@anovxu520]

25:18我看到弘一法师坐像了