The firing time of Yingbai porcelain is about one day and night, and the temperature should be controlled at about 1300 degrees.

Ying white porcelain has exquisite porcelain texture, soft glaze, translucent and clean, like ivory and mutton-fat white jade. Quzhou Ying white porcelain is one of the four major white porcelain series in China. Because of its crystal white appearance, novelty Due to its unique shape and exquisite and excellent production, it is loved by literati, celebrities and foreign friends, and is known as a treasure of porcelain.

In 1980, under the guidance of Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts and Zhejiang Light Industry Department, Yingbai porcelain was successfully trial-produced by engineer Yan Xiaomin of Quzhou Porcelain Factory. Yingbai porcelain uses local rare earth raw materials rich in Waihuang and Dachuan, together with specially mined porcelain clay. After the raw materials are crushed, pulped and pressed, they are put into a mud refiner for "vacuum mud refining" to form semi-finished products.

The "earth cake" is then transported to the semi-finished product organization workshop, where it is carefully carved by hand and made into a finished product. Finally, it is sent to the kiln to be smelted through strong oxidation to obtain the finished product of white porcelain. The entire processing process is extremely demanding, and each link must be strictly controlled without any sloppiness.

The exquisite formula, meticulous carving, exquisite appearance and various conditions make Yingbai porcelain always occupy a leading position in the world. There are more than 170 kinds of Quzhou Ying white porcelain products, including not only practical porcelain such as wine sets and tea sets that are rich in Chinese national characteristics and contemporary flavor, but also elegant and vivid porcelain for various types of ladies, animals and other furnishing porcelain.

Since its inheritance in the 1980s, Yingbai porcelain has continued to innovate on the basis of tradition with the trend of the times. Peasant paintings and paper-cut series. Today's white porcelain combines current popular elements with Quzhou's characteristic cultural elements, making it more dazzling because of innovation.