The Tang and Song dynasties embody the peak of the cultural exchange on arts and crafts between China, Japan and Korea. The arts and crafts from China were emulated by Japan and Korea and have cast great influences on the social system, beliefs and living styles of later generations. This book makes use of basic classification methods of arts and crafts and approaches the historical records and artifacts with the most scientific and rigorous attitude, endeavoring to recover the history of exchange between the three nations on printing and dyeing, ceramics, lacquerware and other categories. It discusses the features and history of these categories as a basis for discussion and interprets the artistic styles and the origins as the point of focus.