"Porcelain Courtyard - China Porcelain Art Museum" is a private art museum in Tianjin that uses ancient porcelain as a carrier to tell local stories of Tianjin and promote Chinese traditional culture. The museum is located in the Grand Canal Basin of Xiqing District, adjacent to Yangliuqing Ancient Town, covering an area of ​​1,600 square meters. The main building of this exhibition hall is currently assessed to be worth 9.8 billion yuan. Each piece of ancient porcelain is carefully selected and pasted by professional technicians, and it took more than ten years to polish and present, interpreting the Chinese craftsman spirit of "never tired of fine work". The museum is based on sightseeing, cultural exchange, art appreciation, historical research, popular science education, and cultural dissemination to provide tourists with a full range of services from multiple angles.

China has been the home of porcelain since ancient times. Porcelain is an important creation and great invention of the Chinese people, and a great contribution of the Chinese nation to world civilization. Porcelain is widely used in life. The emergence of porcelain can be traced back to the prosperity of the Shang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty. The production technology and artistic creation have reached a certain level. The dignitaries of various countries overseas are proud to have porcelain at home. It has played an important role in international cultural and commercial exchanges. Therefore, the prosperous Tang Dynasty also won the reputation of "Porcelain Country".

The original intention of this museum to use "porcelain" as the theme is to let every visitor understand the long history of Chinese culture. And by pasting porcelain pieces, the fragments of Tianjin's history are slowly pieced together in front of the tourists. This exhibition hall is divided into: Tianjin Development History Area, Tianjin Ten Scenery Exhibition Area, Tianjin Wharf Cultural Promotion Area, Folk Story Inheritance Area in the form of porcelain carving. It uses a brand-new way to show Tianjin's history and local culture, so that tourists from all over the world can understand Tianjin's yesterday and today through microscopic pictures and texts.

The museum is made up of ancient porcelain collected by three generations. The preparation began in 2008 and construction started in 2016. So far, more than 700 million pieces of ancient porcelain from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties and five famous kilns have been used, and it took 500,000 man-hours. The process of building the exhibition hall reflects the spirit of the great craftsman that is respected. It also adds another unsurpassed porcelain culture and art museum to Tianjin.