The incense burner, also known as the paper burning burner, is a religious activity facility specifically used for burning incense and making paper. Taoism holds that information can be conveyed to the gods in this way. In Chinese history, silk books, which were written on fine plain silk, were widely used over a period of 1,500 years from the Warring States Period to the Tang Dynasty. In the old days, letters were also written on plain silk, but probably only the nobility and royalty could use silk books. The poor commoners could only use bamboo or wooden slips. The reason why the paper melting furnace is marked as the "silk burning furnace" is mainly to show its elegance and noble grade. The incense burner of the Jade Void Palace is entirely constructed with glazed components, exquisite and luxurious. It itself reflects the creativity and wisdom of the ancients.