In fact, the same is true.

It was precisely because the thin-body porcelain was spread to Britain that the British regarded it as a god, and then forced themselves to imitate it.

So today's bone porcelain came into being.

Bone porcelain can be regarded as a low-end beggar's version of thin-body porcelain.

There are no super-high-tech products like thin-body porcelain in Jingdezhen now.

It just so happened that Liu Mingqi could make this much simpler bone porcelain, which can be regarded as an inspiration for our ceramic masters to study quickly and make real national treasure thin-body porcelain.

Compared with the extremely complex thin body porcelain, the ingredients and technology of bone porcelain are relatively simple.

Liu Mingqi saw in the book that the British announced the ratio himself.

Fifty percent bone meal, twenty-five percent porcelain stone, and twenty-five percent clay.

Use these to bond together to make bone porcelain.

These bone meals can be made of beef bone meal and sheep bone meal, preferably beef bone meal.

Why didn’t these ceramic masters in our country make bone porcelain?

Liu Mingqi felt that it is probably very important to be suitable for ancient cattle, and the number is very small, so no one wasted so, so use beef bone meal to make ceramics.

If our lives have always been rich, God knows how many exquisite porcelains that the group of ceramic masters can make.

You should know that the once brilliant official kilns, Ru kilns, Ge kilns, Jun kilns, Ding kilns, Longquan kilns, Yaozhou kilns, etc., have all disappeared into the long river of history.

This is not only a loss to our civilization, but also a huge economic loss!

Think about it, if all these kiln factories are here, how much money will they have to earn and how much grain will they buy from the porcelain they exported?

What Liu Mingqi thought about was to develop porcelain greatly.

Start with bone porcelain, make money from Dakang people first, and then make money from overseas barbarians.
Chapter completed!