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Many Chinese ceramics have been excavated from the underwater off Mado Island in Taean since 2009. Since ancient times, the sea has been called ‘Nanhangnyang’ meaning that is hard to cross. These Chinese ceramics are interpreted as a result of the Goryeo Dynasty’s Yeosong Trading. Most of these ceramics, which are believed to have been left behind by merchants and envoys of Song-Wien era were made in Fuzen China and reached the Korean Peninsula through the old Chinese city of Puzou and Chonzou. The Chinese pottery, which was excavated coast of Mado-Island is made from the Five Dynasties to Jin-Song-Wien era and is mostly exported from the Min-river of Fuzen Province. It is also a proof that the trade between the Koryo and Song Dynasty was so active. Since 2009, when underwater excavations began off the coast of Taean Mado, Chinese ceramics have presented many challenges tj Korean and Chinese researchers. In the future traffic studies on historic cities and old kiln site, including surveys on the Min River in Fuzen Provice will be needed.