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The wine with a five-pointed star on the lid was Chinese Moutai. The five-pointed star was one of the symbols of Moutai, representing its high quality and preciousness. Moutai was a type of liquor produced by China's Guizhou Moutai Distillery. It had a rich aroma, mellow taste, and a long aftertaste. Moutai was one of China's traditional famous wines, and it was also one of the representatives of Chinese white spirits.

The placement of the teacup lid has many meanings. We can summarize the following meanings: 1. The tea boat was placed with the tea lid facing down. This meant that the guests needed to add water. The waiter in the teahouse would immediately add water to the guests when he saw it. 2. Putting a leaf on the tea cover: This situation usually means that the guest will leave for a short time, but will come back to drink tea, hinting to the teahouse owner not to take away the tea. In addition to the leaves, you can also put other small things on the tea cover, such as matches, stones, etc. 3. The tea cover was placed on the tea boat, which was a slang for foreigners who needed help from locals. When the teahouse waiter saw it, he would look for locals in the teahouse to help. 4. The tea lid was placed next to the tea bowl, indicating that the customer did not bring enough money and needed credit. Under normal circumstances, only guests who were familiar with the boss could avoid awkward situations. 5. The tea lid was placed into the tea bowl, which was to tell the waiter that he had finished his tea and was leaving, and that he could come and clear the table for the next guest. These were the meanings of the teacup cover.

We can get some information about the Japanese porcelain vase. The search results mentioned the names and descriptions of some Japanese ceramic vases, but did not provide specific prices, brands, or other details. Therefore, we are unable to provide an accurate answer about the Japanese porcelain vase.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'Hot Lid Story' is without more context. It could be about a lid that is hot, perhaps on a cooking pot and there was an incident related to it, like someone getting burned. Or it could be a more creative or fictional story where a 'hot lid' has some symbolic meaning in a narrative.

Well, you could start by imagining a spooky setting and giving the ghost lid some creepy features. Maybe it has a pale glow or strange markings.

Yes, 'The Ceramic Museum Mystery' is a novel set in a ceramic museum. It's about a detective who is called to solve a case of a missing ceramic vase in the museum. The story is full of twists and turns as the detective uncovers the secrets and motives of the people associated with the museum.

The ceramic teacher, Mr. Smith, was an expert in traditional ceramic making. He started each class by showing examples of different ceramic works. His students were from all walks of life. One time, he organized a competition among his students. A student named Tom, who was not very confident at first, won with a stunning ceramic sculpture under Mr. Smith's continuous motivation.

The method to open the lid of the Blue Moon laundry soap was very simple. Whether it was a blue transparent lid or a white lid, it could be opened by rotating it counterclockwise. If you can't open it with your hands, you can use something else to open it, such as using a towel to increase the friction, or using a special cap opener. In short, as long as he turned it in a counterclockwise direction, he could easily open the lid of the Blue Moon laundry soap.

Nobel Tile Flower Room Series was a series of products launched by Nobel Tile. There were many different specifications and characteristics of the Flower Series. These included the sub-light texture, super-soft skin, high-precision image capture processing technology, and other features. These products were suitable for different spaces, such as living rooms, bedrooms, and dining rooms. The design style of the flower series was romantic, fresh, and natural. It restored the essence of color by copying the natural rock surface texture and the Italian SYSTEM high-definition digital ink-jet printing technology. In addition, Nobel Tile also cooperated with Chinese design forces to launch the Antique National Tide series, as well as products that were compatible with traditional culture. In general, the Nobel ceramic tile flower room series provided a variety of choices, designed to create an ideal home space.

In novels, the ceramic collection in Prague might be characterized by its connection to the city's rich history. It could be depicted as a symbol of the city's cultural heritage, with pieces that are unique to the region. For example, they might be influenced by Czech folk art.