Extravagant porcelain made in France is housed in the Palace of Versailles
On January 7, 1700, King Louis XIV of France (1638~1715) held a grand New Century Ball in the splendid Palace of Versailles, called "The King of China". The ball gathered all kinds of celebrities and aristocrats of the upper class of Parisian society at that time, dressed in various luxurious dresses, waiting for the king's arrival. Accompanied by the sound of music and people's exclamations, King Louis XIV (1638~1715) dressed in Chinese clothes slowly walked out of an eight-lift sedan chair. This veritable "Chinese-style ball" represents the new trend of "China fever" that has swept Europe for a whole century at that time. On January 25, 1721, Yin Hongxu of France (1662~1741) achieved two Chinese technologies, one is to use "kaolin" and "Su Ma Liqing" to make porcelain, and the other is to use sheep intestine soup to treat night blindness in traditional Chinese medicine.
Independent archaeologist Wang Zhenghao
