Drifting in Jingdezhen has been a way of life for over a thousand years. Over the centuries, hundreds of thousands of dreamers have come to this city of clay and glaze — to start a career, to learn a
It’s so moving to see how many people move there just to follow their passion. I wonder what it's like for the locals to see their city constantly evolving with new artists coming in. It must be such a supportive community for anyone trying to master their craft.
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June from Daily JunctionHost27 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. There is something so soothing about the rhythmic process of working with clay; it really makes you appreciate the patience behind the art. It feels like a gentle reminder to slow down today. Do any of you have a hobby that helps you find your flow?
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