Live shop exploration: 200 yuan to challenge the antique street

Chapter 189 Mr. Gao in the National Treasure Case
"Anchor, how much did you earn in the last Japanese pirate national treasure case?"

"It should be several hundred million!"

"Hundreds of millions...I think it should be more than that!"

"Anchor, have you spent all your money yet? Would you like me to help you share your troubles!"

Chu Ang came to the Old Palace Museum early, opened the live broadcast room, and found that netizens were still discussing the Japanese pirates national treasure case.

Seeing this, Chu Ang smiled wryly, and immediately told the netizens what happened afterwards.

How could he keep the bronze wares and pre-Qin cultural relics in the national treasure case?They were donated to the Palais Vecchio Museum.

However, it is not a loss of money!

Old Shan knew that Chu Ang bought antiques from the Northeast Cauldron, and spent more than 100 million yuan, so he specially took 300 million yuan from the funds of the Old Palace Museum to reward him, which was considered a small profit!
"Anchor, have you donated everything?"

"what!!!"

"You should keep one at least. The "Empress Wu Zhou Zetian personally drafted the imperial decree", you keep it as a family heirloom, it is a matter of glory to the ancestors!"

"Anchor, I feel sorry for you!"

"Anchor, you are a hero, I admire you!"

"..."

On the contrary, Chu Ang was very calm. What kind of hero was he?

Until now, Chu Ang did not know the names of these people.

The Japanese pirates are about to surrender, but these real heroes fell on the eve of victory!

"Loyal bones are buried everywhere in the green mountains..." Chu Ang sighed.

"Anchor, when are you going to pick up leaks again?"

"It's better for you to go abroad. There are many national treasures abroad!"

"Yes, yes, take them all back!"

"There are many treasures in foreign museums!"

"I wonder if the anchor knows about the collection of crooked nuts?"

"There are many foreign collections, more types than China's collections, and more exquisite collections than China's..."

Seeing the comments from netizens, Chu Ang couldn't help but laugh. However, he thought about the comments of some netizens and explained, "China has a very splendid history. look!"

"At the same time, I also hope that you will not underestimate yourself, because even in the British Museum, my Huaxia showroom occupies several halls. The exhibits range from bronzes from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, to porcelain from the Tang and Song Dynasties, and gold and jade products from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Only from my country There are more than 2 rare treasures in the past dynasties, most of which are priceless..."

"And among the top ten treasures of the town hall, three are cultural relics from China. They are David's vase, "Nv Shi Zhen Tu", and Dunhuang murals!"

While talking, Chu Ang half-jokingly said, "When our nation is rejuvenated, gentlemen, don't forget to welcome these treasures back!"

"The anchor said it well!"

"Watching the live broadcast of the anchor for such a long time, I found that the anchor is a fanatical Chinese activist?"

"Isn't it bad to be a fanatical Chinese activist? If you have to kneel and lick, when did patriotism become so cautious?"

"In our museum, I can now appreciate the beauty of calligraphy and painting, and the exquisiteness of porcelain, but the British Museum, forgive me, there are still two mummified corpses among the top ten treasures of the town hall. I went to see it last time. It made me jump, and with all due respect, [-]% of Chinese people probably don’t like this thing (cover face)”

"My God, is the mummy an antique?"

While walking, Chu Ang continued to popularize science for netizens, "The British Museum does have a collection of mummies, and two of them are Egyptian mummies and Lin Daoren. These two are treasures of the museum..."

"Egyptian mummy, everyone must watch the movie, here, I won't make too many narrations!"

"In 1984, people discovered this 2000-year-old mummy in the peat bog in the Lindao swamp, and named him lindowMan since then, which translates to Lindowman in Chinese. Lindowen was probably used as a living creature at that time. A tribute to human sacrifices!"

"In fact, there are more than these two mummies. The British Museum has a rich variety of mummies. Most of them are completely wrapped and painted, but some of them are opened and completely exposed to the air. In addition to the adult mummies, there are also mummies hidden here. There are mummies of children and cats!"

"In Chinese traditional culture, fallen leaves return to their roots, and death is the most important thing. Throwing corpses and digging graves is contrary to our philosophy, so you don't have to blindly follow suit!"

Chu Ang explained to the netizens slowly.

"The anchor is right, I love you!"

"Eighty percent of the Chinese people have never even been out of the country, reminding foreign cultures to talk a lot, but to belittle the things left by their ancestors everywhere. It's sad!"

"Hey...it's really sad!"

Not long after, Chu Ang came to Wenyuan Pavilion in the Old Palace Museum. In the past, the "Siku Quanshu" was stored here. Later, the Old Palace Museum was renovated, and some important collections were still placed here.

According to Shan Lao's V letter message, Chu Ang came to a bookshelf, took out a book, and saw that there were information about Japanese pirates and "Wartime Huaxia Treasure Collection Book" written on it.

Chu Ang watched carefully.

"Anchor, what are you watching?"

"The power of fighting, the third stage!"

"Chapter 1, Landlady!"

"Damn it, those upstairs don't leave!"

"..."

Looking at the information, Chu Ang frowned deeper and deeper.

According to the 1945 items of books, calligraphy, paintings, inscriptions, and antiquities registered by the government’s Clearance of Wartime Cultural Relics Loss Committee in 8 after the war, 360 million official cultural relics were lost during the war against Japan, including 15245 important cultural relics and 300 million books!

The book in Chu Ang's hands is a summary of what a senior in the cultural relics circle saw and heard about the Japanese plundering cultural relics.

Chu Ang murmured, "During the war, Japanese pirates coerced, lured, and intimidated the collectors of the Republic of China at that time, forcing them to hand over their collections..."

There are several names on the list, Pang Yuanji, Zhang Boju, Zhang Daqian, Wu Hufan, Zhang Heng, Wang Jiqian!

Seeing the names of these people, Chu Ang was very shocked. You must know that these people have rich collections, exquisite categories, and great influence, and they are known as the "Six Masters of Calligraphy and Painting Collection in the 20th Century".

Among them, Pang Yuanji is the head of the "Six Great Masters". This person has thousands of ancient paintings and calligraphy collections. Among them, Wang Jiqian is also known as "the world's largest collector of Chinese calligraphy and paintings". And called "North Zhang Nan Pang".

Not only that, but according to the book, the Japanese also bought and wooed the masters of the antique shop at that time, trying to use Hua Zhihua's means to let these masters collect Chinese antiques for Dongying!
Suddenly, a familiar name appeared.

I saw No.1 on the list that the Japanese pirates wanted to woo...it was a familiar name—Gold Master Chu Jialiang!
Chu Ang was secretly startled, the Japanese pirates even wooed his grandfather back then?

"No, grandpa won't do anything to offend the country!"

Chu Ang shook his head and continued to look at the next page.

Some people protect treasures with their lives, while others sell treasures for glory. The next page is a list of cultural relics traded and smuggled with Japanese during the war.

The headed person is also a familiar name!

Mr. Gao!
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