Discover the sophisticated summer play of blue and green hues at the foot of the Great Wall

Experience the artistic charm of Jingdezhen porcelain paintings amidst the swaying bamboo shadows at the foot of the Great Wall. The most distinctive bamboo house at Commune by the Great Wall exudes an elegant Eastern ambiance, where visitors are consistently awed by architect Kengo Kuma's mastery of light and shadow. The inherent elegance of Eastern aesthetics shines through as the works of Jingdezhen porcelain artist Liu Dong take on a unique beauty against the backdrop of dancing bamboo shadows, embodying the commune's philosophy of harmonious coexistence between nature, art, and life. This exhibition showcases Liu Dong's porcelain art creations from the past decade, all inspired by everyday life. Using Klein blue and minimalist lines, he captures the beauty and playfulness of life as he sees it, particularly in his depictions of animals—a flower-bearing squirrel, a yoga-practicing cat—where pure artistic expression touches the heart. The exhibition runs until June 22, and guests staying at the commune during this period can also savor Jingdezhen's specialty cuisine. Don't miss Jiangxi delicacies like stinky mandarin fish and fish-lamb stew, while the osmanthus pudding perfectly embodies the gentle sweetness of Chinese desserts. These dishes not only delight the palate but also reflect Jiangxi's unique regional culture. The mountains here offer sunny days and cool nights, with breathtaking sunrises and sunsets—ideal temperatures for hiking and taking in the panoramic views.