Photo shows a ceramic panel painting. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

As night falls, the Taoxichuan ceramic art avenue in Jingdezhen, east China's Jiangxi Province comes alive with a bustling crowd. Exquisite ceramic handicrafts attract visitors from all corners, creating a unique ambiance in the city, which is known as China's "porcelain capital."

The art of ceramics, born from the ingenious fusion of clay and fire, not only represents a calling card of Chinese civilization but also serves as a significant medium for cultural exchanges.

Nowadays, an increasing number of young people are interpreting ceramic culture through their actions and creations, infusing new energy into this city.

Photo shows the Taoxichuan ceramic art avenue in Jingdezhen, east China's Jiangxi Province. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

A ceramic artist from the Netherlands works on a piece of ceramic work. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

A ceramic artist works on a piece of ceramic work. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

A ceramic artist works on a purple clay teapot. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

A ceramic artist draws a sketch for a piece of ceramic artwork. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

Photo shows ceramic brooches and hanging decorations. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

Visitors pause at a booth in the Taoxichuan ceramic art avenue in Jingdezhen, east China's Jiangxi Province. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)

Photo shows a purple clay teapot. (People's Daily Online/Wang Tianle)