The former site of Imperial Kiln Factory is located in Zhushan South, Zhushan Road, Jingdezhen City (now the seat of the municipal government). Five meters away from the gate of the municipal government, there is still a stone well, which confirms Qin Long Road. Therefore, it is known that the well is the south gate well, and it is the only ground relic left by the factory site of the Ming Empire. Zhushan was originally the center of the old city. According to the "Fuliang County Records", "Zhushan is an independent Jingdezhen, with ten towering mountains and miles of cotton overlooking the peaks." After the founding of New China, with the construction and transformation of the city, Zhushan was almost razed to the ground, but the former site of Longzhu Cabinet kept a platform about ten meters high.

Imperial Kiln Factory is a royal kiln factory specialized in making palace porcelain in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is a state-owned porcelain factory with the longest firing time, the largest scale and the most exquisite technology in China.

The underground remains of this site are extremely rich, including Yuan Dynasty official kiln porcelain and a large number of Ming Dynasty vessels such as Hongwu, Yongle, Xuande, Orthodox, Chenghua, Hongzhi and Zhengde, which are of great significance to the study of the development history of China ceramics. Imperial kiln porcelain has been burned for the royal family for more than 700 years, and most of the precious imperial kiln porcelain handed down from generation to generation are now collected in Beijing, the National Palace Museum in Taipei and major museums around the world.