TCM in New York

Chapter 46 Opening the blind box has to be Jensen

However, as far as Ding Changsheng knew, the full name of Bada Shanren's Jackdaw Picture should be "Dead Wood Jackdaw Picture", which is collected in the BJ Forbidden City Museum.

Ding Changsheng doesn't mean to be naive. There are two "Pictures of Dead Wood Jackdaws" in this world. Bada Shanren is a very proud person, and he will never paint two identical works.

Each of his works is a reflection of his own state of mind, which is created by integrating his own emotions into it.

It is absolutely impossible for such a work to exist in two copies.

So the question is, which one is the real one?This one in my hand, or the one in the Forbidden City?
If the painting in my hand is a counterfeit, then who copied it?

The Johnson family is not an ordinary family. As a political family, it may not be comparable to the George family, but it still has a great influence in the United States.

The calligraphy and paintings collected by him, or the calligraphy and paintings collected by his ancestors, even if they are imitations, are definitely not imitated by ordinary people.

An idea suddenly popped up in Ding Changsheng's mind.

Could it be that Zhang Daqian also imitated this "Picture of Jackdaws on a Dead Wood"?
The more I think about it, the more possible it becomes.

You know, Zhang Daqian once said that one of the painters he admired most was Bada Shanren.

I once said "Yu Naixiao Bada is ink lotus", which means that learning to paint ink lotus is learning from Bada Shanren.

There are also many paintings of Bada Shanren imitated by Zhang Daqian.

In fact, not only Zhang Daqian imitated Bada Shanren, but Qi Baishi and Kang Sheng also imitated Bada Shanren's calligraphy and painting.

After pondering for a while, Ding Changsheng didn't have the ability to identify the painting or even the authenticity or the imitation.

Just stop entangled and continue to open the blind box.

Ding Changsheng is also full of expectations for Ruan Weixing's blind box.

Ruan Weixing is not an ordinary Chinatown resident. He used to be the third master of the Hongmen. In terms of seniority, he is a generation higher than Zhou Guoxiang.

Of course, he is already retired now.

There are not many gangsters who can live to retire.

The third master who wears red belongs to the family with real power in Hongmen.

Hongmen is divided into main halls, eight inner halls and eight outer halls.

According to the order of the seats, those in the first row are Zhihuang and Longtou in the main hall, sitting halls, accompanying halls, alliance certificates, Xiangchang, Guantang, punishment hall, executive hall, auditorium, sword guard, and seal protection in the inner eight halls. , Waibatang's confidantes, a total of thirteen people, also called Xingyi, are called uncles.

The sages of Waibatang, that is, military advisers, are alone in the second row, also called Xing Er, and are called the second master.

Huanhou, Pihong, and Flower Arranging in Waibatang are in the third row, also known as Xingsan, and are known as the third masters of the family.

Among them, Pihong is the third master in charge of money, grain and finance.

For the others, I won't explain much.

After all, this isn't gangsta fiction.

All you need to know is that Ruan Weixing used to be a powerful figure in Hongmen, and he was the third master in charge of money, grain and finance.

After the light group submerged into the system space, Ding Changsheng couldn't help but sigh.

Ruan Weixing's treasure turned out to be a ledger.

Even if the ledger records are Hongmen's black accounts, it is of no use to him!

Can he still hand over the ledger to the police station?

In that case, it is estimated that he will become famous.He will be hunted down by Hongmen disciples all over the world.

No matter how skilled you are, you are afraid of kitchen knives.

Ding Changsheng would not think that his current boxing skills are invincible in the world. He has never fought in actual combat, and his physical fitness has just reached the limit of ordinary people.

It is estimated that after handing over the ledger, he will not survive a day.

Then again, why did he hand over the ledger to the American police?

After pondering for a while, Ding Changsheng finally couldn't bear his curiosity and took out the ledger.

Judging from the date recorded above, this account book records some accounts of the 90s.

It has a history of more than 30 years.

It is estimated that it has already lost its timeliness.

what!
Ding Changsheng flipped through it casually, and suddenly recorded some numbers in the cracks of the ledger.

After careful study for a while, Ding Changsheng discovered that these numbers should be the passwords of several bank accounts.

Accounts are recorded on the last page of the ledger.

This makes sense, a ledger that has lost its timeliness will still be regarded as a treasure by Ruan Weixing.

Ding Changsheng started to get serious, slowly looking through the contents of the ledger, looking for clues.

Ding Changsheng found that every once in a while, about a month, Ruan Weixing would deposit a sum of money into these mysterious accounts.

It ranges from $[-] to $[-] each time.

This time interval lasted for a full five years.

Ding Changsheng doesn't know whether he will save money in it later, because the time span of this ledger record is five years.

In other words, before this time period, and after this time period, it is possible to deposit money into these accounts.

Unfortunately, after reading the entire ledger, Ding Changsheng couldn't find that these accounts belonged to that bank, or those banks.

Therefore, he can't withdraw money even if he has an account number and password.

The reason why Ding Changsheng knew that he was depositing money in these accounts was because it was clearly recorded in the ledger that 7923$ was deposited in the 5000 account on a certain day of a certain year.

2355$ is deposited in the 25000 account on a certain day of a certain year and a certain month.

This is very similar to the bank's text message. When you compare it with the numbers on the last page, you can know which account these numbers correspond to.

As for the password, Ding Changsheng was a little helpless, and he couldn't match the passwords in the cracks with the accounts.

Ding Changsheng put away the ledger with some disappointment.

For now, this ledger is nothing to him.

It can only be regarded as wishing for plum blossoms to quench thirst.

The last blind box.

Ding Changsheng was overjoyed when the light group submerged into the system space, as it really had to be up to Jason.

Jansen's treasure is an enameled bowl with apricot forest and spring swallows.

Look at the bottom line is the "Qianlong Year System" four-character double-line style.

Ding Changsheng checked his phone for a while, then grinned.

Today's small goal task is completed.

Putting down his phone, Ding Changsheng lay comfortably on the sofa and was dazed.

I really want to chat with the principal and his father, this small goal of [-] million is not too simple.

How can this motivate young people? The goal should be set higher, such as a small goal of one billion.

The goal is too small, and even the principal has no motivation to prodigal, let alone start a business.

After YYing for a while, Ding Changsheng picked up his phone and started to watch short videos.

Only then did I realize that there were several unread messages on WeChat.

When I opened it, I found that it was a contract and a WeChat message sent by several classmates in China.

Ding Changsheng issued seven or eight contract invitations.

In the end, there were only three people who signed the contract and sent back, namely: Lin Chaosheng, Wen Xiaoming and Shi Lei.

All three of them were undergraduate and graduate students of Ding Changsheng.

Not surprisingly, Ding Changsheng and the others were originally taking the combined undergraduate and master's degree.

Therefore, most of the students are undergraduate and graduate students.

Those who did not accept basically replied to the message, and the excuse was that they had found a job and were relatively satisfied with the job; or that their family did not agree to go abroad.

(End of this chapter)