During the early Ming Dynasty，the strict implementation of the “Maritime Prohibition” policy had a significant impact on Sino-foreign economic and cultural interactions，particularly in the context of tribute trade. Zheng He’s Voyage，as a major diplomatic endeavor of the early Ming Dynasty，undoubtedly facilitated the development of tribute trade by promoting the dissemination of Chinese porcelain overseas. As a result，numerous foreign countries engaged in tribute relations with China，and Chinese porcelain became one of the prized items bestowed by the Ming emperors. Moreover，upon the arrival of overseas tributary mission in China，there were frequent violations of Ming regulations，as envoys conducted unauthorized trade with local merchants involving porcelain and other goods. The dissemination of Chinese porcelain abroad exerted a profound influence on ceramic production，dietary mode，life styles，culture and art in overseas countries.