Jianzhong Fang's evaluation of others.

Sun Ruifeng, an art critic in Bao Bo, wrote: Recently, due to the special requirements for tea pickers in a certain place, this information was spread to various forums by netizens and caused heated discussion, which aroused people's concern about China tea culture. Cha Sheng Lu Yu's Tea Classic says: "Tea drinkers began in Shennong and Duke Zhou of Lu". It is indisputable that tea originated in China. China people have a long history of making and tasting tea, and have formed a profound tea culture in China.

In the tea culture of China, we are very particular about tea, tea, temperature and tea set. Someone once said, "Half a cup of green tea, a pot of good tea and three or five confidants are the joy of life. You can experience the joys and sorrows of life in the tea ceremony and realize that you are full of Zen." It can be seen that good tea needs a good pot. When it comes to teapots, you have to mention teapots. Now it is one of the indispensable tea sets.

In the tea ceremony, many people don't drink unless it is a teapot. Teapot is not only an important tool for making tea, but also regarded as a fine work of art with diverse shapes and rich cultural atmosphere under the ingenious skills of artists. The teapot made in Jianzhong Fang has a unique charm.

Born in a famous family who made pots in Yixing, Tao Dou, he was influenced by his ancestors since childhood. Later, I studied the design and production of teapot in Zisha Craft Factory, and made great progress under the guidance of many masters. Jianzhong Fang has been focusing on the design and creation of teapot. I studied purple mud technology with Ge Jun, and made full use of the color pattern changes of five-color mud. Fiona Fang's works are unique and form a style. The image structure of the teapot he created is beautiful, the overall proportion is coordinated, the lines are smooth, and there is no sense of stagnation, which shows the author's superb skills in making teapot.

Jianzhong Fang has been making teapots for many years. The teapot made by him has won many awards since he became an artist, and has been published in various publications at home and abroad, such as New Rhyme of Purple Mud, Appreciation and Rare Play, and Pot Theory. It has won the favor of people at home and abroad, especially the recognition and admiration of artists and collectors who love purple sand in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and Southeast Asia. The teapot made in Jianzhong Fang is a blend of China traditional culture, simple and innovative, which is very suitable for investment and collection.