The main part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a Gothic building. It has three floors and 234 showrooms. It collects all kinds of cultural relics from more than 5,000 years of human civilization.

The collection of ancient Chinese porcelain is on display around the lobby of the Asia Hall on the second floor. Collection from the early celadon, white porcelain, the Tang dynasty Changsha kiln, tricolor, the Song dynasty five famous kilns, to the Yuan dynasty blue and white porcelain, underglaze red, Jingdezhen blue and white porcelain of Qing and Ming Dynasty, red glaze, yellow glaze, bucket color, multicolor, ink color and so on everything.

Here you can almost see a complete and detailed history of Chinese porcelain. The porcelain collection in the Metropolitan Museum is not only of great variety and quantity, but also of great quality, some of which are even rare treasures.

Chinese porcelain has a long history and is the crystallization of the wisdom and creativity of the ancient working people. In the Ming Dynasty, Jingdezhen almost dominated the whole world. In the Ming Dynasty, Jingdezhen blue and white porcelain was the dominant style. The blue and white porcelain was painted with traditional brush and various lines, dot dyeing and rendering. The fetal body is generally thicker than the Qing Dynasty. In the shape, generally show plump, vigorous, soft, round shape lines, give a person with plain, solemn sense. Plants, animals, characters, landscapes, figures, flowers and birds, fish, insects and so on are all included in the painting. The picture is bold and unrestrained, the brushwork is pleasant and skillful, and the composition is sparse and simple. In the Metropolitan Museum of Art, there are many Ming porcelains, including a large number of blue and white porcelains. Let's take a look at the Metropolitan Museum’s collection of blue and white porcelains.