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The History and Culture of Shijiang Town
Judging from the inscriptions unearthed in Wanli Village, Shijiang Township, as early as 2,000 years ago, ancestors lived here in the Western Han Dynasty. The Eastern Han Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty belonged to Zhang Yu County, and Fengcheng was under the jurisdiction of Fengcheng after its establishment. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, Shijiang's industry has also developed. The ceramic factory in Wanniling is far ahead of Jingdezhen. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were also coal excavations in Fengshuxia and Shuiyouxia. During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (1867), during the Ding Mao period, Xiangxian of Changle built Pengbo Academy in Yixue Village to spread culture and cultivate future generations. Shijiang Township also has the only revolutionary base in Fengcheng City, and Shangshe Village in Shijiang Township preserves the former site of the Soviet government in Changle Township.

Wanniling and the kiln sites beside the highway are located in the hilly area on the east side of the Golden Reservoir in Fengshuxia Natural Village, Shichun Village, Shijiang Township, fengcheng city, where the mountains are continuous, the porcelain clay mineral resources are rich and the firewood is sufficient. The types of products fired in the two kilns are basically the same, and the shape, glaze color characteristics and firing techniques of the utensils are similar. Porcelain-making times are the same or not far apart, belonging to the same big kiln site, which is called Tongshi kiln. These two kilns produce a wide variety of porcelain. There are celadon glazed porcelain, celadon glazed porcelain and black glazed porcelain in the kiln site beside the highway, and there are also many celadon glazed porcelain in Wanniling kiln site. The objects burned in the two kilns are mainly the days of people at that time.

It is often used in daily life, and there are also some cultural utensils and funerary objects. Celadon includes bowls and inkstones, with thick tires, mostly dark gray purple, thick carcass and dull glaze. Blue-and-white glazed porcelain includes rolling bowls, bowls, plates, bowls, lamps, stoves, lamps, kettles and zodiac pictures. The fetal quality is coarse and the elutriation is not fine enough. Most of the tires are dark gray or gray, and a few are white. The types of black glazed porcelain are cans, bowls, lamps, lamps and so on. Among them, there are many lamps, and the tire colors are gray, white and black, mainly black. Blue and white glazes include pots, bowls, lamps, plates and lids, and are made of thin, gray or white tires. Judging from the collected specimens, the types of celadon glaze porcelain are rich and diverse, while celadon glaze porcelain is fine and high-grade, and there are many similarities between them. Black glazed porcelain is monotonous, mainly lamps, while blue glazed porcelain is Gu Zhuo and primitive. Some utensils are full of internal and external abdominal walls, and the glaze layer is thinner than the bottom; Most circular instruments have a circle around the center of the insole; There are also many vessels with glazed inner and outer abdominal walls, with only exposed mouths. Bowl-shaped round utensils are popular with round feet, short feet and sunken insole, and are made by die pressing technology.