listen to the folk stories of the tu long spring creek mouth kiln

Listen to the folk tales of Tulongquan Creek Kouyao, draw a comic-style picture, listen to the old grandfather telling stories, holding porcelain shards, making porcelain. It is said that during Ye Yong's two years as the prefect of Chuzhou (now Lishui City, Zhejiang Province, with Longquan City being a county-level city under Lishui), he witnessed the rapid development of the local ceramic industry, saw the promising future of the ceramic industry, and hoped to introduce the advanced ceramic-making technology back to his hometown. He called upon the "Ye family" from his hometown of Wanshanli to travel to Chuzhou to learn the exquisite ceramic-making techniques on the spot. The Ye family, with their spirit of hard work, diligence, and willingness to learn, effectively grasped the art of ceramic-making and brought this skill back to their hometown, leading more fellow villagers to develop and expand the ceramic industry together. At that time, almost every kiln in Wanshanli, Xianyou County, was personally managed and cared for by the Ye family, who passed on their skills through hands-on teaching. The introduction of the ceramic manufacturing industry by the Ye family not only brought about technological innovation but also promoted local economic development, making celadon a major feature of the area. Later, the story of "No Ye family, no kiln" circulated among the people. Draw based on this story.