Live appraising treasures, I became a national treasure expert?

Li Ruying entered the study, took out an ancient book, and put on her glasses.

"Ding Ling Ling..." The phone rang twice more.

"Dad, where is my mother?"

Li Ruying glanced outside: She was still sitting on the sofa, hugging her arms. When she heard the phone ringing, her body leaned back obviously.

"Angry!"

"Haha...are you still angry? She said it was okay..."

Li Ding'an laughed and laughed, "Dad, let me ask you something: do you recognize Wen Youquan?"

Li Ruying frowned: "You want to help him see something?"

"I'm not helping him look at it, but he has a lot of things to sell. I'll help a teacher from the crew take a look at it..."

"Stop dealing with people like this!"

Isn't this the right tone?

A little heavy, and a little disgusting...

"Dad, is there something wrong with this man?"

"how could I know?"

Ha, Director Li has a very strict tone?

Before arriving at the library, Li Ruying was working in the city government office, serving as a full-time leader, and the proper relationship was still there. Now that I'm in Wenhuakou again, I know a little bit about this kind of businessman who specializes in antiques.

There must be some reason why he has such a disliked tone even though he has no social interaction.

Li Ding'an felt something in his heart, "Dad, is there anything wrong with what he's selling?"

"How dare he sell questionable things openly?"

I understand, nine times out of ten, I am the same type of person as my third uncle.

But they are doing a big job, they are very careful, and they are lucky, so nothing has happened...

"Dad, don't worry, I understand!"

Li Dingan hung up the phone and breathed a sigh of relief.

"Teacher Cui, you just said: Mr. Wen is preparing to retire, so he wants to sell all the collections?"

"It's because I'm getting old, my energy is low, my eyesight is not as good as before, and my children don't like this line of work."

"What do his children do?"

"My son is abroad, I haven't asked for details. My daughter is by my side, helping him take care of his business."

"He sponsored a lot of money for the crew, right?"

"It's really quite a lot, tens of millions."

"What about the reward? Help him advertise?"

"Yes, the main backgrounds of this outdoor scene are the Tomb of Prince Zhongshan Jing, Daning Dusi, Lianchi Academy, Junhe Mansion (ancient architectural site of the Qing Dynasty), and Daci Pavilion in Baoding. The background cultural relics are the Changxin Palace Lantern and the Qing Dynasty imitation Fu Shan stove. , Qianlong's authentic work "Cotton Picture" (created in Baoding), gilt statue of Guan Gong, "Jifu Tongzhi" (engraved when Li Hongzhang was the governor of Zhili)...

Except for the Changxin palace lantern, all other cultural relics were provided by him. The shooting location was in his collection room. In addition to the subtitles and acknowledgments, the panoramic view of the collection room will also be cut into the behind-the-scenes..."

Isn't it just advertising?

Needless to say, CCTV’s influence and appeal are of course a traditional cultural creation program that uses cultural relics as clues. Each guest speaker is more authoritative than the other. It is not an endorsement, but it is better than an endorsement.

At least in the collecting world, Mr. Wen will definitely become famous, and the collection in his hands will be worth twice as much.

No wonder things are so expensive?

Tens of millions have been invested, and you can't make double the money back?

Li Ding'an also had a general idea: he was just a pure antique dealer, and his origins were not very correct.

It can be seen from this that there may be something wrong with the things in the photos Cui Li showed him.

What interests him most is whose tomb it was dug out from...

Thinking about it, the taxi drove to Yueshan Lake.

There are all single-family villas, with buildings hundreds of meters apart. The park is as big as a golf course.

Two kilometers to the north is the city government, and two streets to the west is the No. 2 Middle School. When he first made money, Li Ding'an almost bought a villa here.

The taxi couldn't get in, including people. After waiting for a long time, a Honda Business came out. After asking their names, they took the two people in.

It was quite far away, and I drove nearly a kilometer to the end of the field. There was a three-story antique-style building built on a hill.

There is a plaque hanging on the door, with black background and gold paint: Review the past!

The name is well chosen, has origins, and is quite stylish.

After a casual glance, the two followed the driver up the steps.

After crossing the threshold, a sense of occlusion and congestion hit my face.

Generally speaking, antique shops are large, spacious and bright, not to mention museums, which are as vast as a synagogue.

But not here.

As soon as I entered the door, I felt like I was in a library. There were rows of bookshelves connected one row after another. The middle was almost one meter wide, which was barely enough for a person to stand and barely squat down.

The shelves are full of things, and roughly counting them, there are fifteen or six on the first floor.

After another calculation, Cui Li's statement that "Mr. Wen's collection has four to five hundred items" is not an exaggeration.

Therefore, this place can no longer be regarded as a collection room, but a "hall".

I feel that in an instant, the tone of the word "reviewing the past" has been lowered...

It was very quiet and there was no one around, except for the driver, a young woman in a skirt.

She is very beautiful, with a good figure, delicate facial features, light makeup, slightly upward eyebrows, and a smile full of youthfulness.

It's not random discharge, it just looks like this.

"Teacher Cui!"

"Hello Secretary Liu, I'll bring a friend over to take a look!"

"You can take a look at it. If you have any questions, just call me!" "Okay, thank you!"

After a brief greeting, the woman ignored him, sat next to him and clicked on her phone.

After a drink, the two became familiar with each other. As they walked in, Cui Li raised his eyebrows again: "Secretary Liu, you are pretty, aren't you?"

What do you mean?

It doesn't matter to me whether you're beautiful or not?

After a pause, Li Ding'an understood again: Cui Li bit hard at the word secretary.

He was a little speechless: At the beginning, I thought you were not very serious, but later I thought I might have misunderstood you.

Now it’s confirmed, you are indeed not very serious.

It is human nature that everyone likes to eat melons, and it has nothing to do with career or morality.

Just like Wang Chenggong and Sun Huaiyu, when they first met Chen Jingshu, they were more energetic than Cui Li now...

He shook helplessly and looked around with his eyes.

This floor is full of utensils, which are quite mixed, including gold, silver, copper, iron, jade, pottery and paint, large and small, and of different shapes.

There are real ones and imitations. Li Ding'an saw a half-meter-long gilt silver copper pot with a dragon pattern. The original pot came from the Western Han Dynasty. It was both a wine vessel and a sacrificial vessel. It was one of the important vessels used by the kings surnamed Liu to host meals or worship their ancestors.

One piece was unearthed from the tomb of Prince Jing Liu Sheng of Zhongshan in Manchengling Mountain, more than ten kilometers away, and it is now collected in the HEB Provincial Museum.

This one is an imitation, but the imitation is specious: the original pot has a gilt Kui Phoenix, but this one does not. The original pot had a curling cloud pattern, but this one has a flowing cloud pattern on it.

But the appearance looks like it was from the Republic of China period.

Of course it is considered a cultural relic, and the price is not low, 1.7 million.

Whoever buys it knows...

Li Ding'an shook his head and looked to the side.

Ha, the bronze lamp of the Western Han Dynasty?

The shape of the vessel is very ordinary: the copper servant is half kneeling on the ground, with his head raised and arms stretched out to support the lamp plate, with a candle in the center.

The so-called household means one hundred households, one thousand households, or ten thousand households. It has been the official name of the nomadic people outside the Pass since the Xiongnu. Therefore, the meaning of this thing is the same as that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked the Xiongnu Chanyu to present songs, and Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty asked the Turks to be able to sing. Dancing Khan means one thing: Kneel down and sing Conquest!

The original one still came from the tomb of Liu Sheng, King of Han Dynasty in Zhongshan. This one is still an imitation, and the imitation is good, but it is a semi-mechanical and semi-manual craftsmanship, and there are obvious traces of machine carving on the bottom and mouth.

It cannot be regarded as a cultural relic, but at most it can be regarded as a handicraft.

A second look revealed that it was an imitation from the Shaanxi Museum, so the price was not low: 200,000.

It was definitely not worth so much, and he was just curious.

Just as he was about to look down, his eyes inadvertently glanced at the shelf next to him, and Li Ding'an couldn't help but be startled. Whatever, it seems like his eyes can’t move anymore.

A small box the size of a palm, made of crystal, crystal clear, with a jade silkworm chrysalis inside.

It is as thick as a thumb and as long as one finger. It is green in texture, fine and dense, and the jade surface is dotted with yellowish-brown spots.

Blood secretion...

And this shape...

Nine times out of ten it is a secluded place.

The Han people regard death as life. "Baopuzi" says: If gold and jade are placed in the sky, the dead will become immortal. It means that jade can make people immortal, and can even bring people back to life, so there are nine orifices of jade: two pieces each for eyes, nose, and ears, and one piece each for mouth, front vagina, and back court.

Males are called Yangsai, and women are called Yousai. This one is Yousai.

The jade secretion is very deep, and it is definitely not an imitation. The jade surface is very dry, and it must have been buried for more than a thousand years.

The key point is that according to the Zhou rites: the emperor used pearls, the princes used jade, the officials used jade, and the scholars used shells... Therefore, this item is not suitable for burials of the principal wives of princes or princes and above.

To be honest, this was Li Ding'an's first time seeing the real thing.

If you compare it, the Western Han Dynasty chi pattern sword head that he won from Yu Zhengze is like a younger brother to this thing.

Regardless of its historical, cultural, textual research, or economic value, even if it is placed in a provincial museum, it is at least a collection-level cultural relic.

Let’s look at the price: 22 million.

It's not expensive, but the origin of this thing really makes Li Ding'an curious.

After thinking about it, Li Ding'an turned his head: "Can you take a look?"

The woman was still playing with her phone without raising her head: "Watch whatever you want!"

It’s good to see it.

There was nothing to avoid, so he traveled all over the country and didn't attend a few classes at school, otherwise he would have picked up dead people's bones countless times.

In archeology, isn't the most common work done like digging graves?

Li Ding'an did not hesitate, picked up the crystal box, and took out the jade.

The jade is of exquisite quality and belongs to Lantian jade. The shape of the vessel is like a pupa, with wavy patterns carved on the jade surface.

It doesn't reflect much light, and there is only a thin transparent layer. It can't be buried for more than a thousand years, and it can't be dried to this extent.

The blood secretion is very deep and abundant, but the soil secretion is very little, which is also a characteristic of "Nine Aperture Jade".

The tombs of the princes are gone...

On second thought, he logged into the system, and then, a sudden thought occurred in his heart:

Dou Wan, the son of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty Liu Qi, the brother of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty Liu Che, and the wife of Liu Sheng, Prince Jing of Zhongshan, was buried with jade.

Let’s look at the date of excavation: 1966.

Who dug it, I don’t know.

But Li Ding'an remembered that in 1968, an engineering regiment discovered Liu Sheng's tomb for the first time when digging a tunnel in Baoding. After the Prime Minister gave instructions, Director Guo led the Institute of Archeology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences to conduct an on-site investigation and then excavate it.

So, this thing was unearthed two years earlier than Dean Guo’s excavation of Liu Sheng’s tomb?

Similarly, the person who dug this thing discovered Liu Sheng's tomb earlier than the Engineer Corps.

Being able to dig out the orifice jade is equivalent to entering the middle room of Dou Wan's underground palace, where the coffin is placed, and even opening the lid of the coffin.

One step further: no tomb robber would be able to take just this one.

What else would be put in the coffin?

Gold, gold, books, seals, and even jade clothes...

Suddenly, Li Ding'an became excited and glanced around. (End of chapter)