A method for preparing Jun porcelain with fish maw white ice cracks. Jun porcelain with fish maw white ice cracks includes body glaze, the glaze includes inner layer glaze and outer layer glaze, and the body includes the following raw materials: potassium feldspar, montmorillonite, clay , quartz, sepiolite, diatomite, limestone, alumina, magnesia, barium carbonate; inner glaze includes the following raw materials: dolomite, porcelain stone, quartz, pearl powder, andesite powder, bentonite, zirconia, zinc oxide , alumina, cerium oxide, the shrinkage rate of the inner layer glaze is greater than that of the green body, the glaze material includes the inner layer glaze and the outer layer glaze, and the inner layer glaze is composed of dolomite, quartz, porcelain stone, andesite powder, The interaction between bentonite and auxiliary components of zirconia, zinc oxide, aluminum oxide and cerium oxide, the inner glaze has a relatively high shrinkage rate relative to the green body, and the inner glaze can produce a large The high tensile stress makes the glaze surface form many ice cracks and obtains the decorative effect of opening pieces.