一件颈腹间打了孔的14世纪中国元代青白釉串珠纹开光花卉玉壶春瓶,它不但是爱尔兰国家博物馆馆藏陶瓷部分的扛鼎之作,更是这座世界驰名的博物馆中罕见的“中国风”。然而,这件看上去素净、淡雅的中国玉壶春瓶背后,却隐藏着几段曲折的故事。中国、法国、爱尔兰甚至是英国,一只瓷瓶竟在不经意间,成为贯通多国文化、历史的一条曲折而隐匿的关联线…… A 14th-century Chinese Yuan Dynasty white-fronted glaze beads pattern spring jade pot with a hole in the neck and abdomen is not only a portrayal of the porcelain part of the National Museum of Ireland, but also one of the most notable in this world famous museum “Chinese style ”. However, this looks pure and elegant, behind the Chinese jade pot spring, but hidden some twists and turns of the story. China, France, Ireland and even Britain, a porcelain vase has inadvertently become a meandering and hidden link connecting many cultures and histories.