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Plagiarism - 510 nine cultural relics and martial arts secrets

Qi Siming understood what Tan Jiabao meant, and he ordered Yang Dihu and the others to search one by one from the first door they entered.The lock inside is very ordinary, and Yang Dihu opened it without any effort.

The width of this "room" is basically the same as that of the "living room", but the depth is more than five times that of the "living room".Entering this "room", the first feeling is "this is a huge warehouse".

Like all warehouses, there are a few office chairs at the entrance, and many books, account books, and stationery are neatly placed on the office table.In front of the desk are neat rows of shelves, bookcases and display places.

Yang Dihu led 30 well-trained Qianniu Guards to inspect the goods, while Qi Siming and Tan Jiabao checked the ledgers and records in the office area.

After a while, Yang Dihu ran over and said loudly: "Report to the boss and the commander, here are all books, calligraphy and paintings, cultural relics and artworks. Unfortunately, no valuables such as gold, jewelry and diamonds were found here."

Yang Dihu's expression was filled with regret.

Qi Siming held a record book in his hand and laughed: "The value of these things is not inferior to the value of gold, jewelry, and diamonds. , here are the detailed records.”

"That's right. It mainly houses a batch of important cultural relics from Southeast Asian countries and North Korea. There are also some cultural relics from India, West Asia and Europe. The value is inestimable."

Tan Jiabao was looking at the account books on the desk.These account books record the cultural relics of Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaya, Myanmar, Ryukyu, Vietnam, India and Europe stored here in different categories. Every cultural relic here is of great value, and some of them are national treasures of these countries, so These cultural relics are more valuable than gold!

Yang Dihu still shook his head and said: "Why don't I know the value of these cultural relics and works of art? However, far away water cannot save near fire. We need a lot of money to build a country, but it is difficult for these treasures to be turned into cash in a short time. I guess There are also a lot of these treasures locked in the other doors. So many cultural relics and artworks are thrown out, and the market can’t bear it, and their value will be greatly reduced. Therefore, what I am most eager to get now is Glittering gold!"

Under the joint intervention of the governments of various countries and large enterprises such as the Tang Dynasty Group, the current gold price has finally come out of a wave of small dives, and the price of gold has dropped from US$239 per ounce to US$181.This week, the price of gold has fluctuated within a narrow range between 181-189 US dollars.But anyone with a little financial knowledge knows that this kind of short-term adjustment is difficult to stop the crazy rise of gold, because the rise has already formed a trend.As a senior member of the Tang Dynasty Group, Yang Dihu's worries and desires are not surprising.

Tan Jiabao nodded appreciatively, and then said: "Di Hu, you are too anxious. We only opened one door now, and we got so many treasures. I believe that in a certain warehouse, there must be you Desired treasure! But we cannot sell the treasures we have before us. We have enough treasures, I think, to build a great museum in our new nation. On the basis of this treasure, in time, our Museums may be able to compete with the British Museum, the Louvre in Paris, and the Metropolitan Museum of America. Well, our new country will have specialized institutions and professionals to acquire cultural relics and artworks around the world.”

Cultural relics and works of art are the main carriers that record a country's cultural history, and they can measure the depth of a country's and nation's cultural heritage.Therefore, it is difficult for some emerging countries or newly established countries to curb their desire for cultural relics and artworks.After decades or even hundreds of years of hard work, Japan has snatched so many treasures from China and other countries, and its intention is nothing more than to enhance the cultural heritage of its own country.The United States is less than 0 years old, but the collections of their Metropolitan Museum can compete with the British Museum and the Louvre in Paris, which proves the importance of cultural relics and artworks to a country from another aspect.

Of course, Qi Siming and Yang Dihu would not know this.Qi Siming ordered his subordinates unconditionally: "These are priceless treasures. I order you not to damage anything. At the same time, you still have to transport and place these treasures in an orderly manner according to the classification and arrangement here!"

Members of Qianniuwei led the way.They will lead hundreds of black Africans to transport these treasures down the mountain, and then transport them by truck to several large merchant ships docked in Baler Bay.

Then they opened the second door.Here are a batch of religious relics, artworks and collections, with the largest and most extensive range of Buddhist supplies.However, Tan Jiabao still saw some Chinese Taoist instruments, some Islamic and some Christian things.Tan Jiabao was not very familiar with this type of treasure, but by reading the records of the Japanese, he knew that the value of this batch of treasures was even greater than that of the previous treasure house.

There is also a detailed catalog of treasures in this warehouse.Tan Jiabao was secretly amazed that the Japanese spent a lot of time and energy on this huge project.From this, it can be concluded that in each room, the Japanese have prepared rare and rare treasures for him that are beyond his imagination.

What surprised Tan Jiabao even more was that he found an ancient book called "Wudang Zhang Zhenzhen Baojian" in an inconspicuous position in the catalog of Chinese Taoism, and he immediately asked Yang Dihu to find it.

This classic book was wrapped in a wide gray sermon robe. Opening this classic book, Tan Jiabao saw that it turned out to be six martial arts secret books written by Zhang Sanfeng, the founder of the Wudang School. Boxing", "Tai Chi Sword", "Ladder Method", "Bone Shrinking Magical Skill" and "Thirteen Essentials of Qi Yu Golden Spear".

Tan Jiabao is already an expert in martial arts, he just glanced at half a page, and he concluded that this is a precious book of martial arts!He laughed out loud, he didn't understand that he, who was deep in the modern age, unexpectedly got adventures again and again, and got two kinds of supreme martial arts treasures, which were even more amazing than the characters in martial arts novels. Did God want him to be a modern man? the hero?

Due to time constraints, he didn't have time to study the treasures of martial arts left by Zhang Sanfeng here, so he had to put them away and study them slowly in the future.

He asked someone to open the door of the third room.

The third warehouse contains Japanese cultural relics and works of art. This room is larger than the combined area of ​​the previous two warehouses, and the treasures stored are also dazzling, making people dizzy.

In the catalogue, Tan Jiabao not only saw the gold seal of the "King of the Han Dynasty", the Jin Guangming Suiwang Sutra in gold letters on purple paper, the painted cowhide mantle, the manuscript of Japanese Shoki, the paulownia maki-e hand box, and the standing statue of Hanawa warriors, etc. National treasures In addition, we also saw the Kusanagi sword and the eight-foot Qiong Gouyu, two of Japan's "three artifacts" that have been lost for a long time.

Hachishakudama is a necklace made of emeralds, representing the verdant islands of Japan.It is composed of irregular tadpole-shaped orbs mixed with some oval-shaped orbs connected in series.During the Battle of Danoura in 1185, Emperor Antoku took it to the bottom of the sea and buried it, and its whereabouts have been unknown since then.The Caozhi Sword is a sword that symbolizes power and rights, and it is also the longest-preserved one among the three artifacts.It was well preserved in the Atsuta Shrine in Nagoya, and it is said that it was destroyed by a bomb dropped by an American b-) plane during World War II.

Tan Jiabao still couldn't confirm the authenticity of the Kusanagi Sword and Bachi Qiong Gouyu here, but he thought that since the Japanese had carefully hidden them here, it showed how much the Japanese cherished these two treasures.Tan Jiabao thinks that the grass shaving sword and the eight-foot Qiong Gouyu here are not sufficient reasons for the assumption that the grass shaving sword and the eight-foot Qiong Gouyu are fake. Maybe the grass shaving sword and the eight-foot Qiong Gouyu have stories, but the world doesn't know that's all.

Tan Jiabao doesn't think his imagination is running wild...