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Yongzheng Powder Colored Jade Hall is rich and luxurious, with branches and a luxurious mouth, curved walls, shallow belly and wide bottom, round feet, and rounded "loach back" feet. The surface of the vessel is coated with white glaze, and the peony, magnolia, and begonia flowers are hand painted on the glaze using the technique of crossing branches. The decorative branches on the inner and outer walls of the vessel are connected, and the flowers and leaves are intertwined, forming a seamless whole, like flower branches crossing the wall. Glazed peonies symbolize wealth and auspiciousness, magnolia symbolizes high quality and purity, and begonia flowers symbolize nobility and elegance. They are beautiful and not vulgar, symbolizing towering jade halls and prosperity and nobility. The overglaze powder color is soft, beautiful, and elegant, with smooth and smooth patterns, and a well arranged and dense layout, resulting in an elegant taste. The content of the painting was drafted by painters from the Yongzheng Palace and hand drawn into artifacts by artists from the Imperial Kiln Factory. The enamel is thick and shiny, with visible wavy patterns on the glaze surface under lateral light. The painted and white glaze on the plate both present a rainbow like "clam light", exuding a precious pearl like aura, making it a rare treasure of colored porcelain.