In order to illustrate the position of Xing Kiln, I quoted the viewpoint in Tea Classic by Lu Yu, a monk in the Tang Dynasty.
Lu Yu said, "Or if Xingzhou is located in Yuezhou, it will be different." It is not difficult to see that there was indeed a view that "the stars were born on the moon" in the society at that time. Lu Yu is a southerner and likes to drink green tea. Praise is his personal preference, so this statement only represents his own point of view. Look at Lu Yu's ranking of kilns. Xing kiln is also in a parallel position with Yue kiln. Look at the three things that Lu Yu said: "First, Xing's silver is not as good as Yue's jade; Second, Xing's snow is not as good as ice; Third, it is not as good as Tan Qingyi. " This can be said to be his personal likes and dislikes. Objectively speaking, it is hard to say that "jade wins silver, ice wins snow, and green wins Dan" is the only standard. Many people think that everyone has his own strengths and everyone can have his own strengths. Lu Yu simply compared Xing Kiln to Yue Kiln, indicating that Xing Kiln really shook the unified position of Yue Kiln.