Jingdezhen, often referred to as "China's Porcelain Capital," is the birthplace and center of blue and white porcelain production. Jingdezhen’s blue and white porcelain is renowned for its fine quality, smooth glaze, and deep, vibrant blue coloration. Since its rise in the Yuan Dynasty, Jingdezhen’s blue and white porcelain reached its peak during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, becoming an important production hub for imperial court ceramics, solidifying its central position in Chinese ceramic history. Among its many renowned kiln sites, Chunfeng Xiangyu is recognized as one of the top contemporary porcelain workshops, often referred to as one of Jingdezhen’s "Three Great Kilns."

Xiao Fang Kiln is a renowned kiln in Taiwan, famous for its reproduction of ancient porcelain. Its quality is unmatched in Taiwan, with no equal so far. However, Xiao Fang Kiln does not simply aim to replicate ancient pieces. Instead, it seeks to go beyond the beauty of ancient ceramic art. One of the most distinctive features among its various ancient reproductions is its imitation of Song Dynasty Ru Kiln porcelain. The glaze, smooth and jade-like, often displays subtle, irregular crack patterns or fine cracks, creating a unique and enchanting artistic effect.