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The real object is the most convincing in identifying porcelain of any period.

Especially by borrowing some modern scientific and technological means, even the internal structure of porcelain that cannot be seen by traditional identification methods can be seen clearly.

These facts cannot be hidden.

It is a pity that many traditional appraisal experts do not recognize the evidence obtained by these technological means, and they do not know why.

In fact, even without relying on technological means and using traditional identification methods, Chen Wenzhe also supports that among the porcelains that have been handed down today, there are porcelains made in the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty.

Because the characteristics of porcelain in this period are too obvious.

Apart from those mentioned above, there are many other proofs.

For example, the blue and white hair color of Hongwu, Jianwen, and Tianshun three dynasties is generally gray and black, which should be the color effect of low kiln temperature;

Hongwu porcelain also has darker hair color with a concave and convex feeling, which is also the effect of low firing temperature in Sumali Qing kiln, rather than the hair color presented by domestic materials.

Even though it will take time for Hongwu's large-scale porcelain to be confirmed by people, the enthusiasm and interest in exploring and tracing in the academic circles will still be in the ascendant.

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It's a pity that Chen Wenzhe didn't have any porcelain from the early Ming Dynasty in his hands, otherwise, he might still be able to see some historical truth through the Suihou Pearl.

As long as it is related to the imperial kiln factory in the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, he should be able to be inspired, so that he can see the real situation of the imperial kiln factory in the Hongwu period through retrospect.

It's a pity that things from the early Ming Dynasty, as well as antiquities related to the imperial kiln factory, are not easy to find.

Chen Wenzhe could only say hello to Li Jinli and ask him to pay attention, what if we encounter it?

Skipping the porcelain from the Hongwu period, the next most important ones should be the Jianwen and Yongle periods.

I have to say that the three masters in the early Ming Dynasty are really interesting, especially their official kiln porcelain.

Emperor Hongwu was entangled in whether there was an emperor's year, and Jianwen was entangled in whether this unlucky guy produced official kiln porcelain.

As for Yongle, it is still the same problem, and it is also a problem of the year.

Let’s talk about Jianwen first, this official kiln that no one has seen before.

However, recently a big collector on the Internet said with certainty that he has one in his hand.

This is very interesting, if there is, Chen Wenzhe really wants to know about it.

After all, he is imitating porcelain now, and once he imitates, he imitates the whole set.

Since it is necessary to imitate the official kiln porcelain of the Ming Dynasty, these controversial porcelains, which are still very small in number, deserve more attention.

The second emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Jianwen Emperor. As a tragic emperor in the history of the Ming Dynasty, that period of history is well known.

After only four years in power, he was kicked out of the throne by his four emperor uncles on the grounds that he was on the side of the Qing emperor.

Emperor Jianwen is also a great mystery in history, so whether there was porcelain during Jianwen period is also a topic of endless debate among experts.

According to historical records, each emperor ordered people to burn a large number of porcelains without interruption.

Therefore, porcelain from the Jianwen period must have existed, but the quantity should be very small, and it is not easy to preserve, so it is hard to see now!

In fact, if you think about it, you should know that Emperor Jianwen only reigned for four years. Even if you fired porcelain in this short time, how much could you fire?

And these porcelains are not necessarily reserved, which makes it even more difficult to determine whether they are from the Jianwen period.

Maybe some have been handed down, but they are considered to be porcelain from the Hongwu and Yongle periods?

Therefore, this period of time is also known as the blank period of the Ming Dynasty.

When talking about the Ming Dynasty, one has to talk about Yongle, and when talking about Yongle, one must talk about Jianwen.

Speaking of Jianwen, people who are not familiar with Ming history may not remember some.

Especially in the art industry, the Jianwen Dynasty can be regarded as a relatively forgotten dynasty.

Zhu Yunwen, namely Emperor Jianwen, the grandson of Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty.

His father, Zhu Biao, was the eldest son, and his first wife and eldest son died young. Later, Zhu Yunwen's mother helped him up, so Zhu Yunwen was regarded as the eldest grandson by Hong Wu.

Due to his father's early death, Zhu Yuanzhang was passed on to him under the concept of maintaining the advantage of the eldest house.

Since ancient times, being born in an emperor's family has been fortunate and unfortunate, and it is difficult to sum it up in one word.

It can be said that it was a tragedy when it fell on Zhu Yunqi.

Throughout the history of China, the second emperor of every dynasty was on the verge of falling in the wind and rain.

This is a very natural phenomenon. It is said that it is easy to start a business but difficult to keep it.

The founding emperor, forge ahead together with all entrepreneurs, regardless of his personal charm or deterrence, he is doomed to stand at the top of the pyramid, which is undisputed;

As for the second emperor, it is different. Dare I ask, who are you?

This is not to mention the political level, you are fighting for the support of each other!

Therefore, since ancient times, in the dynasties we know, the second term of succession is often the most prone to accidents.

Both Qin and Sui died in the second generation;

As strong as a Han, and his relatives are the masters of the house;

The change of Xuanwu Gate in the Tang Dynasty, the sound of the candle shadow and ax in the Northern Song Dynasty;

If the Mongol Yuan Empire hadn't been for Genghis Khan's youngest son, Tuo Leixiong, who had great talent, understanding of righteousness, and willingness to sacrifice himself, the Mongol Yuan Empire would have been almost exhausted when the country's fortunes were good.

All of this is in the past, and now, when it falls on Zhu Yunqi, it is the battle of Jingnan.

Since Emperor Jianwen ascended the throne, it can be said that he spent the rest of his life as emperor in anxiety.

From the very beginning, he knew that there would be a battle with his uncle.

But what about him?Looking back, those who know how to fight were all hanged up by his grandfather very thoughtfully, sad reminder...

Whether it was the previous interview with Lao Zhu or the cutting of the vassal, they did not grasp the timing well.

For an empire with an unstable political situation, the second emperor was born in a deep palace and grew up in the hands of a woman, so he was destined to experience great turmoil.

After Jing Nan, Jianwen disappeared.

Therefore, in the final Jianwen Dynasty, there was basically no thought at all, and it was devoted to the production of official kiln porcelain.

Therefore, most of the Jianwen official porcelain discovered so far is still controversial, and none of them has a signature, so it is difficult to verify.

In addition, after Yongle ascended the throne, everything in the Jianwen Dynasty was destroyed in a carpet-like manner.

This undoubtedly made the already rare Jianwen official porcelain even worse.

In all fairness, Jianwen has made some achievements in the production and construction of the country.

He abolished some cruel and oppressive policies of Lao Zhu's era, ruled the world with leniency and benevolence, lightly paid taxes, and for a while, the government was in harmony with the people, and the treasury was filled with it.

However, all of this was at the expense of his fourth uncle!

As for the many stupid tricks of Emperor Jianwen that are circulating now, they are certainly not all true.

Now look at the history of the Ming Dynasty and you will know that the Manchu Qing blacked out all the emperors of the Ming Dynasty!

Therefore, in order to show that he was in the right position, Zhu Di naturally tried his best to belittle Emperor Jianwen.

Of course, Emperor Jianwen was definitely not a wise emperor, otherwise he would not have been overthrown so easily.

Let’s say that Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty overthrew Oboi when he was just a teenager. Even if he wasn’t wise and powerful, he was still young and wise.