瓷都英语

Jingdezhen (景德镇, Pinyin: Jǐngdézhèn, or the Town of Jingde), is a prefecture-level city, previously a town, in Jiangxi Province, China, with a total population of 1,554,000 (2007).It is known as the "Porcelain Capital" because it has been producing quality pottery for 1700 years. The city has a well-documented history that stretches back over 2000 years. Jingdezhen is one of Chinese Historical and Cultural Cities, and was named one outstanding civilization & health city of Jiangxi Province, one tourist city of China by the end of 2007. GeographyJingdezhen is situated in the north-east of Jiangxi Province of China and neighbours Anhui; the city center area is located in the north-east of the Poyang Lake Plain. Its area is 5,256 km�0�5.[1] The highest point is 1,618 metres, with plains on the southern part with an average height of 200 metres.There are some cities and counties between Jiangxi and Anhui Province around Jingdezhen. To its north, northwest and northeast are Dongzhi, Xiuning and Qimen County of Anhui Province. To its south are Wannian County and Yiyang County. To its west is Boyang County. Lastly, to its southeast are Wuyuan County and Dexing County-level City of Jiangxi Province.Jingdezhen's natural resources include kaolin, coal, manganese, and lime, but it is the kaolin that has made the city famous in China and the world.For over a millennium, its unique kaolin has enabled Jingdezhen to make high-quality porcelain. (The word "Kaolin" came from "Gaoling" or "Kaoling", a village located in Ehu Town, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen City.)Jingdezhen has a subtropical monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons of a year. It is cool and comfortable in spring and autumn, very hot in summer with the extreme maximum temperature of above 40 degrees celsius, and very cold in winter with the extreme minimum temperature of below -5 degrees Celsius. EconomyJingdezhen is not only a major city, but is also a important industrial and commercial base in north-eastern Jiangxi. In 2008, Jingdezhen achieved a GDP of RMB32.2 billion yuan. The city’s per capita GDP ranks fifth among the eleven administrative regions of Jiangxi Province. The per capita disposable income of the urban residents is RMB13,583 yuan; per capita net rural income is RMB5253 yuan. Both of these rank fourth in Jiangxi. Local fiscal revenue was RMB18.5 billion, putting the city in tenth place, just above Yingtan City. Jingdezhen's GDP and local fiscal revenues are relatively low for Jiangxi Province, but the growth rate is fast. The growth rate of the per capita data is in the middle for the province. [10]Industry The French SA 321 Super Frelon, which Changhe produces under license as the Z-8 There are some important industrial enterprises in Jingdezhen City, such as Changhe Aircraft Industries Corporation; Jingdezhen Ceramics; Jingdezhen Refrigeration Compressor, etc.TransportationJingdezhen is the most important transportation hub in the northeast region of Jiangxi province. Historically, Jingdezhen's main communication route was via the Chang River. It could ship its porcelain down the Chang to Poyang Lake and connected there with the Yangtze River in Hukou County, Jiangxi Province. From there the porcelain could get to the coast for export. Today, water is far less important for transporting goods. Roads, the railway and airlines have grown to be more important forms of transport of goods and people.Local transitThere was only one bus line in Jingdezhen before the 1980s, which was from Huang-ni-tou to Nan-men-tou with a total line distance of 7 kilometers. In that time , the city had no taxi service and the buses were channel-type bus, it could carry more than one hundred passengers at most at the same time. This kinds of buses were renewed when they were operated to the end of 1990s.Currently,Jingdezhen public buses and taxis are the two main means of transportation within the city. Nearly more than 20 public bus lines crisscross the city and its countryside. Taxis in Jingdezhen are plentiful; fares start at �0�65 for the first 2 kilometers.Education Jingdezhen city has three colleges or universities, and these have a total of 38,613 students and 1,306 teachers in 2007. It is also the home of the Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute (JCI), which was established in 1958. It is the only institute in China that provides advanced ceramics training and it is also well-known in Chinese and international academic circles in the field of ceramics. The other two institutions of higher education in the city are the Jiangxi Ceramics & Art Institute and Jingdezhen College.In the city proper there are 47 high schools, called Middle Schools, with 37,200 students and 2,953 teachers. The No.1 Middle School of Jingdezhen was founded in 1940. It is famous for its success rate, relative to other schools in Jiangxi Province, in placing its students in Chinese colleges.There are also 74 primary schools in the city with 40,000 students and 1,884 teachers.Public health Jingdezhen has more than 20 medical service institutions with a total 2182 beds. Doctors and nurses number 2,672. It has the largest hospital system in the north-east of Jiangxi Province. The No.1, No.2 and No.3 People's Hospital of Jingdezhen are the most important hospitals in the city; the No.4 People's Hospital is a psychiatric hospital.Tourism and local customHuizhou architecture (Anhui Province) in Yaoli town, Fuliang county [edit] Travel Overview Jingdezhen is a major tourism destination in northern Jiangxi Province. Most of the city's tourist attractions have a link to the ceramics for which it is famous.[2] The city also provides access to nearby popular tourist areas such as Lushan, Huangshan, and Wuyuan.In 2007, Jingdezhen City earned RMB3.027 billion yuan in revenues from tourism. Tourism accounted for 11.2% of local GDP, up from its share in 2006. The number of visitors is also rising year by year as the city's transportation links to the rest of China improve.At present, Jingdezhen has the most tourist hotels of any city in Jiangxi Province. In the city there is one quasi-five-star hotel, two four-star hotels, and many three-star and other common grade hotels.

景德镇市， 别名 “瓷都”，为江西省地级行政区（市）。位于江西省东北部，西北与安徽省东至县交界，南与万年县为邻，西同鄱阳县接壤，东北倚安徽省祁门县，东南和婺源县毗连。Jingdezhen City, alias "porcelain", Jiangxi province administrative district (city). Located in the northeastern part of Jiangxi Province, northwest of Anhui Province in the East County at the junction, South and million years County neighbors, bordering the west, Poyang County, northeast leaned in Qimen County of Anhui Province, Southeast and Wuyuan County connection.景德镇位于东经116°57′-117°42′，北纬28°44′-29°56′。土地面积5256平方公里，属于黄山、怀玉山余脉、鄱阳湖平原过渡地带。处于皖（安徽）、浙（浙江）、赣（江西）三省交界处，是浙赣皖重要的交通枢纽中心城市之一。Jingdezhen is located in the east longitude 116 degrees 57 '-117' 42 degrees, 28 degrees north latitude 44 degrees 56 '-29'. The land area of 5256 square kilometers, belongs to the transition zone, Mount Huangshan huaiyushan mountains, Poyang Lake plain. In Anhui (Anhui), Zhejiang (Zhejiang) and GaN (Jiangxi) at the junction of three provinces, Anhui, Zhejiang and Jiangxi important traffic hub cities.景德镇陶瓷享誉全世界，历史上是官窑之地。民国时期曾与广东佛山、湖北汉口、河南朱仙并称全国四大名镇。Jingdezhen ceramic famous all over the world, is the history of the kiln. During the period of the Republic of Foshan, Hubei, Hankou and Guangdong have, and that of the four Henan Zhuxian town.

"China因为当时正处于中国盛产陶器，瓷器。并广泛流传与国外，深受外国人的喜爱。所以外国人叫中国瓷都。"

China有瓷器的意思

中国瓷器牛逼啊