At the 48th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in South Korea, China's Jingdezhen Handmade Porcelain Industry Heritage was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is China's first industrial heritage inscription and the world's first World Heritage site dedicated exclusively to porcelain.   With more than 2,000 years of ceramic history, Jingdezhen preserves 15 core heritage components—from porcelain stone quarries and kiln complexes to production sites and transport routes—documenting the complete porcelain-making process, from raw material extraction and craftsmanship to global trade. UNESCO praised the site as an outstanding testament to ceramic artistry, technology, and industrial organization.   Jingdezhen is also revitalizing its ceramic heritage. Former factories have been transformed into cultural and creative hubs, attracting more than 30,000 young entrepreneurs and artists from around the world. Oriol Calvo Vergés, President of the International Academy of Ceramics, said Jingdezhen's ceramics have become a powerful driver of urban renewal, cultural tourism, artistic innovation, and international exchange.   Looking ahead, Jingdezhen aims to further promote Chinese ceramics worldwide while working with international partners to preserve this shared cultural heritage.