The blue and white porcelain poems are as follows:
1. The moon group newly grinds the flower porcelain, and after drinking it, I call my children to learn the poems of Chu.
Source: "Three Autumn Poems" by Qin Guan, Song Dynasty. Translation: The crushed moon balls are soaked in a tea bowl. After drinking, let the children recite the Songs of Chu.
2. The white porcelain has the color of snow and the fragrance of foam, how is it like the jelly pulp of immortals.
Source: "A Tea-Drinking Song in Praise of Cui Shi Shijun" Jiaoran, Tang Dynasty. Translation: The tea soup with green foam floating in the white porcelain bowl is like the sap of the immortal Qiong tree falling from the sky.
3. Red porcelain is waiting for the fire, but it is still acquainted with it, and the jade finger is ringed by ice.
Source: "Tian Xiang·Ying Ambergris" by Wang Yisun of the Song Dynasty. Translation: The ambergris is put into a red porcelain box and then baked over a slow fire, and then skillfully made into a ring for city management.
4. Drinking sugarcane syrup with tea and everything, porcelain poppies without jade as a vat.
Source: "Entering the Boat" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty. Translation: The boiled tea soup and squeezed sugar cane pulp can be served in porcelain jars, which are no worse than jade jars. They can be placed on the boat to drink at will.
5. Don’t you see the powder box in Xuanhuang Palace, and the blue and white porcelain comes out of the top.
Source: "The blue and white powder box of Xuande Kiln is a poem by Jiang Zhongzi of Laiyang" written by Mao Qiling of the Qing Dynasty. Translation: You can’t see the boxes of makeup and powder piled up in the Xuanhuang Palace, and the blue and white porcelain is also of the highest quality.
Introduction to blue and white porcelain:
Blue and white porcelain, also known as white ground blue and white porcelain, often referred to as blue and white, is one of the mainstream varieties of Chinese porcelain and is an underglaze colored porcelain. Blue and white porcelain uses cobalt oxide-containing cobalt ore as raw material, depicts patterns on the ceramic body, then covers it with a layer of transparent glaze, and fires it once with a high-temperature reduction flame.
Cobalt material turns blue after being fired. It has the characteristics of strong tinting power, bright color, high firing rate and stable color. Primitive blue and white porcelain appeared in the Tang and Song Dynasties, while mature blue and white porcelain appeared in the Hutian kiln in Jingdezhen in the Yuan Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, blue and white became the mainstream of porcelain. It reached its peak during the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, derivative varieties such as blue and white multicolored, peacock green glazed blue and white, bean green glazed blue and white, blue and white hongcai, yellow ground blue and white, Ge glazed blue and white were also created and burned.