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This artwork has a shallow belly, folded edges, and a sandy bottom. It has a large body, a thick carcass, and delicate fetal quality. It is decorated with flower edges. The pattern inside the plate is drawn from imported Sumali blue material. The blue and white color is very bright, and "rust spots" can be seen locally, which fully reflects the characteristics of "imported material" blue and white porcelain in the Yongle and Xuande periods. The glaze is crystal clear, plump and smooth, with a cluster of lotus flowers painted on a plate of blue and white flowers. The pattern is smooth and vivid, and the lotus is a traditional Chinese pattern that embodies the meaning of being clean and clean, without staining when it comes out of mud. During the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty, "a handful of lotus" on Blue and white porcelain became a typical decorative pattern, which was usually awarded by the emperor to ministers who were honest and upright. The "green lotus" is used to describe "honesty and upright" to promote righteousness and advocate honesty and upright, which is enough to show that honesty and upright officials have been the fundamental national plan since ancient times. Worth cherishing!