The China Cultural Center in Seoul launched a permanent display of green-glazed Longquan porcelain on Dec 8.
Exquisite works from 45 Chinese porcelain artists in Longquan city, East China's Zhejiang province, were showcased at the center. And from Dec 24-30, the display will go public, presenting the history of the porcelain.
Wang Yanjun, the center's director and the cultural counselor of the Chinese embassy to South Korea, gave an address at the launch ceremony.
He said porcelain plays an important role in cultural exchanges between China and South Korea.
