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Basic Introduction to Jiepai PorcelainJiepai, located in the southwest foothills of Mount Heng in Hunan Province, China, is at the boundary of Hengyang and Hengshan counties. The Jiepai porcelain clay deposits are vast, extending for more than 30 miles. The clay contains a high percentage of aluminum (over 20%, with the best sources having over 35%), making it one of the top three porcelain clay mining areas in China. Jiepai porcelain production dates back to the late Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty (1735), with a history spanning over 300 years. Product FeaturesJiepai porcelain offers a wide variety of products, mainly tableware and tea sets, categorized into four types: Jade Pattern, Crescent Moon, Moon Star, and Double Ridge. The products are thin and even like paper, smooth and glossy like jade, with colors that are both vivid and soft, and intricately shaped and hollowed out. Historical FolkloreAfter the founding of the People's Republic of China, the ceramic industry in Hunan Province experienced rapid development, with the production bases in Liling and Jiepai being the most renowned. In 1959, on the basis of public-private partnerships, the Hunan Jiepai Ceramic General Factory was established, comprising seven branch factories. Most of the ceramic…