Chen Yong is an arts and crafts master in Zhejiang Province, a ceramic master in Zhejiang Province, an inheritor of Longquan intangible cultural heritage, the chief technician of the first Longquan Technique Contest, and the vice president of the first council of the New Social Stratum Association of Longquan City. He was a guest ceramist for celadon promotion at the Internet Development Forum at the World Internet Conference in 2020, and he was appointed as a guest lecturer of Longquan Celadon Sword Technician College in 2014.

The artwork employs the traditional porcelain-making techniques of Longquan Kiln, achieving a high level of craftsmanship in the body, shaping, and glazing. The body of the pot is plump, and its design showcases smooth and robust lines. The curved rim of the lid resembles a lotus leaf, making it unique and lively. The lid’s center rises with a melon stem-shaped knob, and the edge undulates in a lotus leaf curl, enhancing both its practicality and artistic expression. The celadon glaze is soft and elegant, clean, and lustrous, resembling the gentle warmth of jade. The glaze layer is thick, translucent, and slightly bluish, presenting a special aesthetic. The artwork takes the shape of a lotus leaf, symbolizing vitality and energy, while the use of celadon reflects the elegance and charm of traditional Chinese ceramics.