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Located in the northeastern part of Jiangxi province, Jingdezhen, the capital of porcelain in China is at the junction of the province of Jiangxi and Anhui Province and bounded on the east by the province of Zhejiang. The city is also surrounded by the famous tourist attractions such as Mount Lushan mountain dragon and tiger, Sanqing mountain, Mount Huangshan, Mount Jiuhua and others. There are two Great Lakes, Lake and Poyang Lake in Qiandao Chunan (One-Thousand-Island), on both sides of the famous city. The whole area of Jingdezhen is the transition belt between the plateau and the Poyang Lake Mountain and Huangshan Mountain Huaiyu. The northeastern and northwestern parts of the mountainous region of eastern and southern land of hills and plains. Features topographic slope from north to south-west.
Jingdezhen has favorable natural conditions and subtropical climate. The average annual temperature is about 17 and half-frost period Free is 285 days. It has abundant rainfall and sunshine. The hot and humid weather is entirely appropriate for crops and plants and natural vegetation, especially pine, fir and bamboo, lush. Their tea is also very well known. Most important, Jingdezhen has a large pool of such high quality raw materials such such as kaolin and stone for the production of porcelain china in mountainous region. The main river flowing through the region of Jingdezhen is the river born in the playful exchange of rings Queen County mountain province. It crosses the whole region from north to south and empties into the Yangtze River via Lake Poyang. The three Jingdezhen Region tributaries of the East River, West River and South of the river flow in the Yangtze River in different ranges. Most places where the flow of three tributaries are important sources of raw materials for porcelain production and fuel. In ancient times, when traffic ground was not good enough, the transport water in the Yangtze River and its tributaries, has played an important role in the development of the porcelain industry in Jingdezhen. Jingdezhen City are as called Changnan found mostly south of Changjiang River. It has been said that the English word pronunciation has evolved Jingde of Changnan in the period of the dynasty Song, the city's name was changed in Jingdezhen City or of Changnan Jingde From there, it became increasingly known for its exquisite porcelain described as being white as jade, thin as paper, bright white crystal and so sweet that sounds like a stone from the old bells now is the universally recognized title = "Te Chen Ching "> capital of China.
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