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Enamel colored porcelain "refers to a rare batch of precious porcelain that is painted with enamel by palace painters in the palace enamel workshop, and is only for the emperor's secret collection. The Kangxi Dynasty was the creation and firing of enamel porcelain, with innovations in enamel pigments and porcelain body painting, and profound significance. Most of the handed down enamel colored porcelain is a secret collection of the Qing Dynasty palace, only owned by the emperor, and rarely circulated outside the palace. It was not until the opening of the Forbidden City in the early Republic of China that the outside world was able to glimpse the true face of enamel colored porcelain, which quickly became a target for collectors to appreciate and pursue.