The arc-shaped work expresses roundness and harmony, symbolizing the universally recognized rules and showing the operation law of all things. The work is flexible and smooth, reminding people of the streams between the mountains and winding paths, showing the wisdom of life. The rounded shape, like that of the pebbles in the landscape, carries the traces of the years and tells the story of pleasant and beautiful landscape.The whole work presents a perfect harmony between mountains and water, reality and virtuality, and staticity and mobility. This beauty comes not only from the form of the work, but also from its color and texture. Different glaze colors and firing techniques were skillfully used to make the work show rich colors and sense of depth under the light

Xu Xiaoan is a Chinese ceramist with a doctoral degree in art and design at Hanseo University in South Korea. She is a teacher of Guangxi Science and Technology Normal College and a disciple of Li Wenyue, a representative inheritor of the national intangible heritage, handmade porcelain in Jingdezhen. She is an inheritor of the intangible heritage, Jingdezhen overglaze color ceramic decoration, an overseas director of the KCI magazine of Korean Society of Basic Modeling, a member of China Craft Artist Association, Deputy Secretary General and an international curator of Laibin Artists Association, Guangxi Province.