Ningbo Qianfeng Yue Kiln celadon Museum is located in the center of Ningbo Tiangong Manor, Xijiang ancient villager Guolao Street. The collection of the museum covers more than 7,000 pieces of various types of pottery produced in Zhejiang from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Han Dynasty and Yue Kiln celadon from the Han Dynasty to the Song Dynasty. The museum collection gathers all the collections of Mr. Chen Guozhen, the curator, which cost hundreds of millions of dollars in the past 40 years, including some treasures of Yue Kiln celadon such as secret color porcelain. Part of the collection was invited to hold special exhibitions of Yue Kiln celadon at Sackler Museum of Beijing University and the Palace Museum in 2013 and 2015 respectively, and 19 pieces of Yue kiln celadon were donated to the Palace Museum free of charge.

Mr. Chen Wanli, the father of ceramic archaeology, said: "Half of the history of Chinese ceramics is in Zhejiang." Zhejiang is the birthplace of porcelain and the source of Chinese porcelain and even the world porcelain. In the museum, you can see the oldest porcelain in human society, see the development of Yue Kiln celadon and the brilliant achievements made. Here, you will sigh for the diligence and wisdom of the ancestors of Zhejiang, and you will also be proud of being a descendant of the Chinese people. The museum is open to the public free of charge all year round, welcome to your visit!