NBK is the abbreviation of German words that mean "Building Ceramics in the Lower Rhine". The Europeans usually divide Rhine River into three sections: Upper Rhine, Middle Rhine and Lower Rhine. Located in the Lower Rhine, Emmerich is a quiet and tidy German town. As a Chinese person who is accustomed to the hustle and bustle of life, when you first arrive in Emmerich, it is hard to imagine that this small town has a population of more than 70,000. And if you don't enter the exhibition room of NBK, it is even harder for you to believe that the ancient ceramic element creates such brilliant artistic charm here. The world's best architectural ceramic panels lie quietly on the outskirts of this town. Though we call it the outskirts, it takes a mere 10 minutes to drive from downtown Emmerich to the plant. Other than the high-rising material towers and the striking NBK sign, the entire plant is hidden in a forest of green trees, and there is no smoke or dust. Every time visitors come, they will not know that the building houses a modern factory until they walk into the workshop. The factory operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week to meet the demands of global high-end customers. Though some of them complain about the late delivery, the customers still choose to wait because they know that only the NBK products can truly satisfy their needs.