五天四夜！彼一米“泥巴小传人”在景德镇解锁非遗艺术的N种可能 I Jingdezhen Pottery Summer Camp

当长沙的晨光与景德镇的瓷韵相遇，彼一米森林学校一群充满好奇心的小探险家们开启了“趣闯瓷都”的奇妙旅程。从青花瓷的典雅到现代陶艺的创新，从非遗传承到科技智造，彼一米陶艺夏令营用五天四夜的时光，为孩子们编织了一段关于泥土、火焰与创造力的难忘回忆。  

清晨的长沙站台上，一群背着画笔的小小探险家们，正踮脚张望窗外。当列车穿越湘江畔的绿意，孩子们的手指早已在玻璃上画出想象中的瓷都轮廓——那里有青花瓷的蓝，有窑火映红的天。  

抵达景德镇陶溪川的瞬间，欢声笑语如清泉般在园区流淌。破冰游戏中，孩子们抛开了初见的拘谨，漫步于陶溪川的青石板路上，孩子们凑近墙上的浮雕，指尖轻轻摩挲着缠枝莲纹的弧度，恍惚间听见瓷器在窑火中苏醒的低语：“看，这是我们的前世今生。”  

当第一笔青花釉料落在素胚上的瞬间，童心与艺术的对话悄然开启。孩子们屏息凝神，笔尖在瓷胎上游走，勾勒出属于自己的星辰大海。有的画下家乡的橘子洲头，有的描绘出想象中的陶瓷城堡——每一笔，都是对瓷都文化的初次叩问，也是童真与传统碰撞的奇妙火花。

走进陶溪川工业遗产博物馆，孩子们从一件件展品中读懂陶瓷工业的沧桑巨变；在邑山智造工坊，现代科技如何让传统工艺焕发新生？拉坯机的转动、绞胎工艺的奇幻纹理、乐烧陶艺的开窑时刻，孩子们不仅动手实践了制瓷“七十二道工序”，更在劳动成果中收获成就感。 

青石板路上的陶阳里街区、御窑博物馆的珍贵文物、丰城会馆的瓷乐演奏……孩子们在历史长河中拾起陶瓷文化的碎片。金缮修复的细致、玻璃吹制的灵动、手帐记录的专注，让他们学会用多维度视角感知传统与创新的碰撞。   

当国际陶艺家Soraya指尖轻触湿润的陶土，整个课堂仿佛被注入了魔法。孩子们围坐一圈，小手在泥团间揉捏、塑形，眼神闪烁着奇思妙想，每一捧泥土都成了想象力的沃土，在指尖绽放出童真的花朵。

而当夜幕如墨般铺展，灯火次第点亮，市集的喧腾如潮水般涌动。孩子们摇身一变，成了“小掌柜”，在琳琅满目的摊位后热情吆喝：“快来瞧！独一无二的手工陶铃，摇一摇，能听见夏天的风！”摊位上，陶杯、泥哨、彩绘小兽错落有致，每一件都浸染着泥土的温度与童心的光辉。有同学负责讲解创作故事，有人忙着收钱找零，还有的结成“商盟”，互相串摊“进货”，笑声与成功交易声交织成一首跃动的夜之交响曲。

从捏泥塑到摆市集，从静默创作到热情叫卖，孩子们在泥土与烟火气中完成了一场奇妙的成长蜕变。他们不仅学会了表达与协作，更在一次次“成交”中收获了沉甸甸的成就感，这些闪耀的瞬间，终将化作他们成长路上最璀璨的星辰，照亮未来每一次勇敢探索的旅程。 

在端隆窑绘制专属“春碗”，孩子们用釉彩为旅程画上点睛之笔；结营仪式上，研学证书与纪念礼物不仅是对努力的肯定，更是非遗精神的传承印记。归途的列车上，瓷都的星光与心中的光芒交织，照亮未来的探索之路。

五天四夜，指尖与泥土深情对话，稚嫩的双手在揉、捏、塑、刻间触摸千年匠心的脉搏；窑火升腾，不仅烧制出温润如玉的陶器，更在孩子们心中淬炼出坚持与专注的光芒。他们习得的不仅是制瓷的技艺，更是面对失败时的从容、团队协作中的默契，以及在一次次尝试中不断突破自我的勇气。

感谢每一位“泥巴小传人”的全情投入，你们眼中的好奇与执着，是文化传承最动人的火种；感恩每一位家长的信任与托付，是你们的支持，让这场美育之旅走得更远、更坚定。

未来长路浩荡，愿孩子们将这段与泥土共舞、与火焰共鸣的时光，化作心底不灭的光。无论行至何方，都能以匠心为笔，以梦想为釉，在人生这幅广阔的陶艺长卷上，勇敢落笔，自由挥洒，烧制出独属于自己的、绚烂而温润的生命光彩。

When the morning light of Changsha meets the porcelain charm of Jingdezhen, a group of curious young explorers from Changsha BeeMee Forest School set off on a magical journey called “Discovering the Porcelain Capital.” From the elegance of blue-and-white porcelain to the innovations of modern ceramics, from heritage preservation to technological craftsmanship, the BeeMee Pottery Summer Camp weaves five days and four nights into an unforgettable story of clay, fire, and creativity for these kids.

On the early morning platform in Changsha, a bunch of little adventurers carrying paintbrushes eagerly peer outside the window. As the train rolls along the lush banks of the Xiangjiang River, their fingers trace imagined outlines on the glass — a porcelain capital painted in shades of blue and kiln fire glow.

The moment they arrive in Tao Xichuan, Jingdezhen’s cultural heart, laughter flows like a bubbling spring. Icebreaker games break the initial shyness, and walking along the cobbled paths, the kids lean close to the relief carvings on the walls, fingers tracing the swirling lotus patterns, almost hearing the whispered stories of porcelain awakening in the kiln fire: “Look, this is our past and present.”

When the first stroke of blue glaze touches the plain ceramic base, a quiet dialogue between childlike wonder and art begins. They hold their breath as brush meets clay, painting their own stars and seas — some capture the familiar orange islands back home, others dream up ceramic castles. Each stroke is a first respectful knock on the door of Jingdezhen’s rich culture, a magical spark where innocence meets tradition.

At the Tao Xichuan Industrial Heritage Museum, the kids read the dramatic story of porcelain industry shifts through each exhibit. At the Yishan Intelligent Workshop, they see how modern technology breathes new life into ancient crafts. Watching the potter’s wheel spin, marveling at intricate patterns of the pottery shaping process, and experiencing the kiln-opening moment of Le Shao ceramics, they not only try their hands at the seventy-two-step porcelain-making procedure but also feel a proud sense of accomplishment.

Strolling through the Tao Yangli Quarter on the blue stone streets, admiring priceless relics in the Imperial Kiln Museum, and listening to ceramic music performances at the Fengcheng Guild Hall — the children collect fragments of porcelain history. The delicate art of kintsugi repair, the lively craft of glassblowing, and focused journaling teach them to perceive tradition and innovation through multiple dimensions.

When international ceramic artist Soraya touches the moist clay, it’s like magic fills the classroom. Sitting in a circle, little hands knead and shape the mud, eyes sparkling with imagination. Every handful of clay becomes fertile ground where childhood creativity blooms into vivid flowers at their fingertips.

As night falls and lanterns light up one by one, the market buzzes like a lively tide. The kids transform into “little shopkeepers,” enthusiastically calling out, “Come see! Unique handmade ceramic bells — shake them and hear the summer breeze!” Stalls are filled with ceramic cups, clay whistles, and colorful painted creatures. Each piece glows with the warmth of the earth and the light of their youthful spirits. Some tell stories behind their creations, others manage money, and groups form mini “merchant alliances,” trading stock between booths. Laughter and the clink of transactions compose a vibrant nighttime symphony of learning and growth.

From molding clay to running a market stall, from quiet creation to passionate selling, these children complete a wondrous journey of growth shaped by earth and fire. They learn not only to express and cooperate but to savor the weighty satisfaction of every successful trade. These shining moments will become the brightest stars in their own journeys, lighting up future paths of brave exploration.

At the Duanlong Kiln, each child paints their own “Spring Bowl,” adding the finishing touch to their adventure with colorful glazes. At the closing ceremony, certificates and keepsakes honor their effort and symbolically pass on the spirit of intangible heritage. On the train ride home, the starlight of the porcelain capital mingles with the glow in their hearts, illuminating the road ahead for more discoveries.

Five days and four nights of heartfelt dialogue between tiny hands and clay — in kneading, molding, carving, and sculpting, these young hearts feel the pulse of millennia-old craftsmanship. The kiln’s fire not only shapes smooth, jade-like ceramics but also forges perseverance and focus within each child. What they’ve learned goes beyond pottery skills — it’s calmness in failure, harmony in teamwork, and courage to push boundaries through every trial.

Thank you to all the “Mud Little Heirs” from Changsha BeeMee Forest School for your wholehearted dedication. Your curiosity and persistence are the most beautiful sparks of cultural heritage. Thanks also to the parents for your trust and support, making this artistic journey stronger and farther-reaching.

The road ahead is vast. May these moments of dancing with clay and resonating with fire become an eternal light within. Wherever life takes them, may they wield craftsmanship as their brush, dreams as their glaze, courageously and freely painting their own dazzling, warm masterpieces on the broad canvas of life.