Porcelain art, as the name suggests, is to lay out art on porcelain, usually with painting as the main subject, and also with carving, relief and other processes as supplementary; Shanghai School is an art school formed under the background of unprecedented prosperity of modern commercial society in Shanghai. The direct participation of Shanghai literati in the production of porcelain artworks is the driving force for the continued development of Shanghai School porcelain art. Zhu Xiong and Zhang Xiong, early representatives of the "Haishang School of Painting", once went to Jingdezhen to paint porcelain, which had a certain influence. As a result, Shanghai literati combined traditional painting with porcelain making skills and carried out a large number of artistic creations. Wang Geyi, Zhu Qizhan, Lin Fengmian, Tang Yun, Lu Yanshao and other famous Chinese painting masters, who were representatives of the "Haishang School of Painting" in the later period, also went to Jingdezhen together, immersed in the porcelain art life in the art porcelain factory, and created and painted a number of ceramic works with great style and excellent artistic taste. Lu Yanshao not only liked to burn "Lu Yanshao's own porcelain inkstone", but also made his masterpiece of landscape Chinese painting, which he was good at, into porcelain art works. Mr. Chen Jialing, a student of Lu Yanshao, not only used painting techniques to create porcelain, but also used the characteristics of the material itself. He studied the flow glaze and kiln change, which made the porcelain art works have contingency and irreplaceability, and made contemporary calligraphy and painting fit with traditional crafts at a higher level. His magnificent, unique, elegant and atmospheric "underglaze red" is respected by the porcelain industry and treasured by admirers. Lingyao, founded by Mr. Chen Jialing, is particularly obsessed with the exploration of "kiln change" techniques. This form, which is rooted in tradition and different from traditional art, not only has breakthroughs in painting, but also integrates porcelain art into life as much as possible, which has been recognized by the industry and the public.