This　study　applied　the　norm　of　requirements　of　the　greenhouse　gas　emission　accounting　and　reporting-ceramic　production　enterprise　and　life　cycle　multi-greenhouse　gas　method　to　quantitatively　analyze　the　carbon　emissions　of　ceramic　tiles　in　China.　It　was　found　out　and　analyzed　the　differences　between　the　two　methods　in　order　to　improve　the　carbon　emission　accounting　method　for　ceramic　tiles.　In　addition,　the　carbon　emission　reduction　potential　of　the　three　energy-saving　technologies　were　calculated　from　the　perspective　of　the　life　cycle,　which　provided　methods　and　data　support　for　the　low-carbon　development　of　China＇s　building　ceramics　industry.　The　results　showed　that　carbon　emissions　of　building　ceramics　was　17.20　kg　CO2　eq./m2　based　on　the　life　cycle　multi-greenhouse　gas　method,　while　it　was　10.80　kg/m2　based　on　the　norm.　The　CO2,　CH4　and　N2O　emissions　accounted　for　98.62%,　1.11%　and　0.27%　to　the　total　carbon　emission.　Ceramic　tile　production,　energy　production　and　raw　materials　acquisition　stages　accounted　for　43.05%,　32.60%　and　17.88%,　respectively.　The　dry　milling,　low-temperature　fast-burning　and　multi-layer　drying　kiln　firing　technology　contributed　to　the　carbon　reduction　potential　50.76%,　13.98%　and　1.44%,　respectively.　©　2018,　Materials　Review　Magazine.　All　right　reserved.