Electric Power Enhances the World Heritage Application, Illuminating the Porcelain Capital

　　Jingdezhen, as one of the birthplaces of porcelain culture, is making every effort to promote the application of Jingdezhen for World Heritage status. To tell the ceramic story of the millennium porcelain capital well, Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum has built the world's first ancient ceramic gene bank, collecting information on more than 20 million pieces of ancient porcelain fragments. In December 12th，To ensure the stability of its power supply and the data accuracy of the analyzers, the State Grid Jingdezhen Power Supply Company has applied RPA digital technology to build an efficient operation process， realizing "minute-level" monitoring of the voltage at the end of the power grid, real-time alarming of abnormalities, and visual management of power supply lines, helping to Revitalize  the power lines of the gene bank.

　　Wangxuwang ,the person work in Charge of the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum, he said ,The key factors in protecting these cultural relics are ventilation, constant temperature, and dehumidification, which require high standards for electricity. We closely cooperate with the power supply department to ensure the normal power supply of the museum.

　　In the Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Block, there are abundant historical and cultural relics preserved, such as the Imperial Kiln Factory Site, the Ming and Qing kiln workshop groups, etc. The Siwang Temple archaeological site is in the core area. To assist in the protection and renovation of this historical and cultural block and archaeological site, the Jingdezhen Power Supply Company has carried out power line renovation work in Taoyangli, burying 3.18km of cables and 106 electricity poles. 

　　Employee of the State Grid Jingdezhen Power Supply Company Renhaiyang said :“There are numerous underground cultural relics in the Taoyangli historical block. Based on the excavation of the site, necessary power line renovations are required. We have conducted on-site surveys and planning of the site conditions many times and formulated construction plans. Finally, the relocation route of the power lines was determined to protect the precious heritage of Chinese civilization to the greatest extent, achieving both electricity use and cultural protection.”

　　The inheritance and application for World Heritage of Jingdezhen's ceramic culture has entered a crucial period. Empowering with electricity to escort the cultural relic protection and historical block line renovation work in the "World Heritage Application" work injects new impetus into the new chapter of the "Porcelain +" era in Jingdezhen.(Lulichao Gaojingyu)