As the name suggests, bone china is called bone china because it contains "bone" ingredients. Normally, bone china should contain more than twenty-five percent herbivore bone ash, but...
This particular cup is different. To be precise, many tableware used by Chu Chengrui are quite unlike ordinary bone china.
In the bone china products he uses, it's not herbivore bone ash, but bone ash from various rare birds and beasts. Otherwise, how could it match his current identity, status, and the ambition that has burned fiercely in his heart for years?
Take this coffee cup, for example; it contains bone ash from the skulls of bald eagles, Siberian tigers, and killer whales. According to Chu Chengrui, these three animals represent the sky, the land, and the ocean.
