It does not lose its value because it is broken; here, its value may even be higher!

Ceramic Palace The building is a circular ceramic palace resembling an earthen building, with walls inlaid with various types of ceramic vases, bowls, plates, and painted tiles. The owner of the 'Ceramic Palace' is Grandma Yu Ermei. The Ceramic Palace was started in 2010, with a total investment of 60 million yuan. After years of meticulous design and construction, this private palace housing over 60,000 collections was finally completed. The Ceramic Palace is divided into three floors, providing exhibition space for various types of ceramic artworks. It has been rated as a 2A level tourist attraction, drawing many visitors. The building has three floors, with each floor covering an area of about 300 square meters. 1⃣️ The first floor has walls hung with hundreds of emperors since the creation of the world by Pangu, arranged in chronological order. Below is a row of ceramic paintings from the classic novel 'Dream of the Red Chamber', somewhat like a series of comic strips. The inner circle is constructed with tiles of various shapes for lighting and ventilation. After viewing the first floor, go upstairs along the staircase, and the walls are also covered with large and small ceramic pieces and patterns made of ceramic pieces. 2⃣️ On the outer wall of the second floor, there are still richly contented ceramic paintings. The top row features comic strip paintings from 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms', and the row below continues the epic 'Dream of the Red Chamber' from the first floor. The exterior walls of the Ceramic Palace and each floor are hung with large and small ceramic paintings rich in content, and occasionally inlaid with colorful and variously shaped ceramic vases, including some fine pieces. 3⃣️ The third floor has ceramic paintings with even richer themes, including myths and legends, court maids, natural landscapes, flowers, birds, fish, insects, and everyday life scenes. Although most are not fine works, they are enjoyable and touchable, and compared to museum exhibits, they have more of a 'lively' feel. Address: Xinping Village, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province Transportation: It is recommended to 🚗 take a taxi, as it is more than ten kilometers from the city center, and public transportation is a bit far. Pay attention to the visiting time when taking a taxi, as it is difficult to get one if it's too late. 🎫Ticket: 25 per person💰 No reservation needed Business Hours: 08:00-17:30 About Ceramic Palace: 1⃣️ The Ceramic Palace is mostly for photography and sightseeing, with no other amusement projects. There are no delicacies or shopping nearby, so prepare well before you go, and make sure to eat well before visiting~ 2⃣️ The Ceramic Palace does not have air conditioning, so it can be stuffy in summer and cold in winter. Spring and autumn with good weather are more suitable for visiting and playing. 3⃣️ If possible, try to avoid weekends and holidays when there are fewer people, so you can enjoy taking photos to your heart's content! 📷Photo tips: 1⃣️ Stand in the center of the circular Ceramic Palace and take a panoramic shot. 2⃣️ Use the hollowed-out windows as a foreground, which can cover most of the passersby. There are many shapes of hollowed-out windows, including vase shapes, squares, circles, which have their own charm. 3⃣️ Stand in the center of the circle and use the wide-angle of your phone to shoot the sky of the Ceramic Palace. When the weather is good, it really makes for great photos~ 4⃣️ Have a friend go to the second floor and take a bird's-eye view through the window, which can also avoid the crowd and unexpectedly produce great shots~ ❤️ The Ceramic Palace is a 'castle of fragments' built by an old grandmother with all her heart. Those who like it will find it truly beautiful, while those who don't may feel it lacks aesthetic order. Such things are subjective and entirely up to personal preference! After all, everyone's perspective and feelings are different!