Firstly, it is easy to wash and maintain cleanliness. The glazed surface of daily-use porcelain is bright and delicate, making it easy to wash away stains after use.

Secondly, it has good thermal stability and slow heat transfer. Daily tableware is resistant to sudden changes in temperature, such as rapid heating or cooling, making it less prone to cracking. This aspect makes it superior to glassware, as it is a poor conductor of heat and transfers heat slowly. When used to hold boiling water or hot food, it is less hot to the touch when carried.

Thirdly, it is chemically stable and durable. This characteristic makes it superior to metal products such as copperware, ironware, and aluminumware. Daily-use porcelain has a certain degree of resistance to acid, alkali, salt, and atmospheric carbon dioxide erosion. It is not prone to chemical reactions with these substances, and thus does not rust or deteriorate.

Fourthly, porcelain has very few pores and a low water absorption rate. When storing food in daily-use porcelain, after tightly sealing the opening, it can prevent the evaporation and infiltration of moisture in the food as well as the invasion of external bacteria.

Fifthly, the colorful decorations, especially high-temperature glazed and blue-and-white decorations, are free from lead poisoning hazards and can be boldly used, making them very popular among people.