Modern ceramic tiles have thrived since the 1980s. Viewing from form, it is a return to tradition: using clay as the raw material, simple and natural. However, it is completely modern in content. For example, NBK Ceramic has a standard dry-hang structure that allows for easy installation and eliminates the need to cut the material onsite. The highly automated production line of NBK Ceramic needs only six single-shift operators to turn out 500sqm standards panels. Architectural products reflect the personalities of designers and they are the epitome of the value orientation of the people who live during that age. In 1970s, the Centre Pompidou in France was completed. Covered with glass curtain walls, its steel structure was completely exposed, a feat that elicited praise for its visual representation of modern industry's success. If we say that these glass curtain walls reflected the development of modern industry and evidenced people's extended values to show themselves, then what NBK Ceramic demonstrates is the technological level of the postmodern industry, reflecting the confidence of the people to return to their roots and become comfortable with nature.