Huang Lijun was born in Dehua, Fujian, one of the world's porcelain capitals and China's three largest porcelain capitals. Attracted by China's profound ceramic culture since childhood, she has different feelings for ceramics, and is keen on the research of ceramic glaze varieties in different periods all over the country, especially some ancient glazes that are facing extinction.
In order to learn skills better, Huang Lijun spared no expense to go to Taiwan Province Province to study with the famous ceramist Chen Minghui, which lasted for three years. At the same time, he went to many regions at home and abroad to study and inspect, and his footprints were spread all over many ceramic producing areas at home and abroad, such as Korea and Japan. Huang Lijun has been awarded the honorary titles of female worker pacesetter and Quanzhou May 1st Labor Medal by the relevant departments of Quanzhou for her special contribution in Quanzhou ceramics field.
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Dehua Qinzhitao Culture Development Co., Ltd., headed by Ms. Huang Lijun, is a company specializing in research, development and production of various exquisite tea sets. In Dehua County, a treasure trove of geomantic omen with the reputation of "the porcelain capital of the world", experts in the field of firing exquisite tea sets and various ceramic artworks abound.
And Ms. Huang Lijun is far ahead in the field of tea set design and development, which is a leader in this field, and many people can't compare with her. The signature tea set designed and developed by Ms. Huang Lijun is particularly popular in Europe, America and Southeast Asia. In the Chinese community in Southeast Asia, Ms. Huang Lijun is honored as the "goddess of tea sets". This honorary title stems from the unique charm of Ms. Huang Lijun's frankness and heroism in dealing with people.
At the 3rd1International Gifts and Crafts Exhibition, the triangular tea set, cherry tea set series and hand-made side-handle pot of raw ore developed by Huang Lijun led the team won the gold medal and silver prize in arts and crafts respectively.