Excuse me, what does this mean? Is it related to antiques? Porcelain plates handed down from elders at home.

No, it is an important link in the appraisal to determine the authenticity of new and old porcelain. Nowadays, most of the handed down products and imitations are Ming and Qing porcelain, while the official kilns in Ming and Qing dynasties have many years and characteristics. For example, in the Ming Dynasty, there was a saying that "Yongle has less money, one virtue has more money, Chenghua has more money, Hongzhi has more money, Zheng De has more money, and Jiajing has more money". Therefore, when we identify the authenticity of ancient porcelain, we should first pay attention to the brushwork, such as horizontal, vertical, skimming, grasping, hooking, picking and pointing. Because everyone's calligraphy is different, the font for writing official kiln money must be selected and have a certain level, so imitators must imitate it carefully to avoid differences. If you are too cautious, you will inevitably be embarrassed, and your brushwork is not easy to express. This flaw provides a clue for the identification of porcelain.

However, just paying attention to this point is not enough. There was no official official kiln model for ancient porcelain before Yuan Dynasty. According to the literature, there was a porcelain with the words "Jingdezhen Year" in the Northern Song Dynasty, but there was no real thing. Although there was a sense of style in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the fonts copied in the late Qing Dynasty were very realistic and difficult to identify. It is necessary to compare their fonts and positions in detail to avoid mistakes. For example, as far as the existing artifacts are concerned, only four-character seal characters are written, engraved or printed in the center of the garden. But the imitation has four or six characters, and the seal script is written in the container, foot or mouth. There is a saying that "Xuande's whole body is like a year", which is generally in the heart of the foot or the mouth of the garden, or around the knife edge, shoulder, waist and foot. Wait, there are still some rules. Generally speaking, there are the following points:

Regular script was widely used in Ming dynasty, but there were a few exceptions in Yongle, Xuande and Hongzhi. Regular script was also popular in Shunzhi and Kangxi periods in Qing Dynasty, and there were more regular script than seal script in Yongzheng period. During the Qianlong period, seal script became the mainstream, and it was not until the late Qing Dynasty that the style of regular script was restored.

In terms of money, this is a modern item. The price is not high. Trust me, it's worth hundreds of dollars at most. Have a nice day.