Observed arrival · 2026-09-14
An Apology for a Broken Jingdezhen Spoon
Peng Silin’s carefully formatted Chinese letter of self-criticism after accidentally breaking a cherished porcelain spoon.
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The page records a September 11 accident in which a Jingdezhen spoon fell from a dishwasher after being washed. The author frames the object as something shared from a private collection, accepts responsibility for mishandling it, and describes two forms of restitution: a hand-painted replacement spoon and a Winter album ordered afterward. The single-page document also exposes controls for signing, underlining, and leaving annotations.
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