Imagine a city where clay becomes art and history shakes hands with modernity. Jingdezhen—China’s 1,700-year-old "Porcelain Capital"—is now bridging cultures globally, says Davide Agresti, vice mayor of Italy’s Faenza, during the Global Mayors Dialogue this week.
From Kilns to Cultural Collabs
Agresti praised Jingdezhen’s evolution from ancient craftsmanship hub to a buzzing international creative hotspot. 💡 "It’s a global movement," he told CGTN, highlighting how artists and entrepreneurs worldwide flock here to shape clay—and ideas—together.
Why It Slaps for Gen Z
Think #PotteryTok meets UNESCO heritage. Young creators blend traditional techniques with Insta-worthy innovation, turning the city into a vibe for digital nomads and culture buffs. 🎨 Plus, cross-border collabs here could inspire your next side hustle!
