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Kiln to glaze, as the name suggests, refers to the unexpected glaze color effect that occurs during the firing process of objects. Due to the presence of various coloring elements in the kiln, porcelain may exhibit unexpected glaze effects after oxidation or reduction. Due to the accidental appearance and unique shape of kiln transformed glaze, people do not know its principle and only know how it changes during the roasting process in the kiln. Therefore, it is called "kiln transformed glaze". As the saying goes, "kiln transformed glaze is unparalleled", which refers to the unpredictable and unique changes of kiln transformed glaze. With the deepening of people's understanding of kiln transformed glaze, the defect beauty of kiln transformed glaze has gradually gained people's love. The defects caused by kiln fire on the glaze surface are actually unforgettable after seeing it for a long time, and even have the nickname "doll face" or "beauty record". Kiln transformed glaze is also regarded as an art porcelain glaze and appreciated by people due to its extremely beautiful form, such as brilliant clouds, spring flowers and autumn clouds, raging waves of the sea, or galloping horses. The copper red kiln produced by Jun Kiln in Yu County, Henan Province during the Song Dynasty can be described as unpredictable and miraculous. In the Qing Dynasty, especially during the Yongzheng and Qianlong periods, kiln transformed glaze was regarded as a kind of auspiciousness and even specialized in production as a famous colored glaze.