China's porcelain capital becomes hub of creativity (3)

Xie Xiaoming was the first to move into the park. He graduated from the Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute and has won various national awards. But eventually, he decided to give up everything and come back here.

"I chose this place because of the city’s great tradition of porcelain making. The atmosphere is so great. And I really admire the artisans here, not only for their excellent skills, but also for their hard work and sheer love of the craft. They really inspire me," Xie said.

The creative park covers an area of 30,000 square meters and houses over 150 studios.

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