As early as the Northern Song Dynasty, Beiliu, located in the throat of the Southern Silk Road, had a large-scale porcelain production base—Lingdong. At that time, the shadow-blue printed porcelain produced by Lingdong kiln was "as white as jade, as thin as paper, as sonorous as a chime, and as bright as a mirror", comparable to the shadow-blue porcelain of Jingdezhen, and was world-famous.
Sanhuan people have always inherited the ceramic culture and the diligent and hardworking Chinese character represented by "Lingdong", and have been working tirelessly to promote Chinese ceramic culture and revitalize the national economy.
The ceramic lineage continues. Beiliu Stoneware Factory was born in such a southern porcelain capital where kilns have been burning for thousands of years. The founder later developed the ceramic industry under the name of "Sanhuan". The "Sanhuan" composed of three colored circles of "red, yellow, and blue" symbolizes the fusion of fire, earth, and water to produce ceramics, which is endless. At the same time, blue represents the boundless sky and ocean, yellow represents the vast land, and red represents a thriving career. This also symbolizes the thriving career of Sanhuan Ceramics, with a reputation throughout the world.
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