Books_History of Yingge Ceramics 39999-0000177

__**Won the 109th "Government Agency-Use of Government Budget" in the National History Museum and Taiwan Document Center**__ I never wait for the booming Chunyan to come back! The boom will not come back, If your career is not profitable, you have to change! Poorness leads to change, change leads to continuity, and there is no way for people. -Jiang Fu, former chairman of Fuyuan Ciqi Company Reason for publication: The types of Yingge Ceramics cover all types of ceramic products and are the epitome of the development of Taiwan's ceramics. It is highly important but lacks credible basic information, so it was published. Time-consuming publication: It is a record of 25 years of field investigation and interview, and the content exceeds 250,000 words. Book content: The content chapters include general introduction, ceramics pioneer tile kiln industry, the creation of the Quanzhou Cizao potter in the Qing Dynasty, the rise of the local gentry in the Japanese era, the exchange of foreign technicians after the war, the new look of ceramic products and technology, the conclusion, and the history Chronology. About the Author: Teacher Chen Xinshang was born in 1947 and graduated from the Provincial Taitung Normal School. He was a teacher in elementary schools for 26 years. When Mr. Chen was 30 years old, he was admitted to the Art and Technology Design Group of the National Art College, and then to the Night Department of the English Department of Taiwan Normal University, but his love for ceramic art creation has not diminished. After retiring in 1992, he became a potter. He set up a studio in July and studied in the Chinese Art History Group of the Fine Arts Institute of National Taiwan Normal University. His master's thesis chose the history of ceramics in Taiwan during the Japanese occupation as the subject. Under the guidance of Professor Wu Rangnong, he plunged into the research of Taiwan ceramic history. With the assistance of Jiang Bingying and Xiao Fulong, he began investigations, interviews, and collected information on the development of ceramics in Taiwan, and has never stopped. He already owns some of the original documents of Taiwanese ceramics, a few cultural relics, a large number of interview tapes for the elderly, related photos, and more than one million words of text. In the future, he hopes to let everyone share his hard work in the form of public money. Publisher: New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum Address: No. 200, Wenhua Road, Yingge District, New Taipei City 23942 Publication date: December 2019 (First edition) Pictures enjoy copyright in accordance with the law, please do not engage in any acts that would constitute copyright infringement without permission