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The Qing Dynasty porcelain king vase, with a height of 120cm and a belly diameter of 48cm, is a masterpiece of millennium old porcelain technology. It is the treasure of the Palace Museum in China, with extensive artistic value and profound historical value, and its value potential far exceeds that of porcelain. "The King of Porcelain" has a majestic appearance, delicate decorations, brilliant colors, and exquisite craftsmanship, making it a living fossil of the world's porcelain development. The Porcelain King, with an open bottle and a neckline, gradually widening below the neck, with a melon shaped belly and rounded feet, is adorned with gold colored Kui shaped ears on both sides of the neck. The vase body is decorated with a variety of patterns, with a total of 16 glazed sections from top to bottom. It is the pinnacle of ancient Chinese porcelain making technology and is a masterpiece, Therefore, it is known as the "King of Chinese Porcelain". Overall, various glazed vases are outstanding representatives of the ceramic craftsmanship of the Qianlong prosperous era, reflecting the outstanding achievements of ancient Chinese ceramic technology. It gathers the solid foundation of the excellent culture of the Chinese nation for five thousand years and demonstrates the most brilliant moment of comprehensive strength. Although its aesthetic value is constantly controversial, its social value and cultural significance are undoubtedly immeasurable