gluttonous adventure king

Chapter 90 Food Treasures and Bada Shanren
I made a mistake just now, it should be that there is one more update left today, because there have been two updates and it was the third update just now, this is the fourth update, I put myself in the trap, the five parties spit on one nail, and there is one more update today .If there are more rewards today, there will be two more.

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After Fang Hong returned to China, he has been contacted by several famous scholars and collectors in North America.

Fang Hong didn't mind who revealed his number, he just said, "It's only for exchange, not for sale."

This time, the private collector had no choice but to retreat.

Next up are the museums in North America.

Several museums, led by the Metropolitan Museum and the Boston Museum, approached the door.

The specific replacement method is well known to everyone.

However, Fang Hong still found the SC Museum, because he was not familiar with this area, and if he was cheated, he would not be able to cry.

But there is still a problem here.

Fang Hong found Professor Huo Wei of University C through his relationship with old professors at the school.

In China, the first tier of the Department of Archeology is Capital University, and the second tier is Liao University and C University.

Twenty years ago, Harvard University tried every means to get in touch with the Department of Archeology of University C, and reached a close cooperation between the Department of Archeology and the Department of Human Studies.

However, the domestic situation was not so relaxed back then. In the end, Professor Li, the dean of the Department of Archeology at C University, objected. This also made C University lose the only chance to compete with Capital University academically.

However, the Department of Archeology of C University is still very famous in China, especially the temporary professors of SC Museum, almost all of them come from C University.

There were also some not-so-pleasant things going on.

Comrade Li, the curator of the SC Museum, urged Fang Hong to keep the three pots in the museum instead of exchanging them with museums in North America.

From his point of view, it is of course very simple. The SC Museum has always been committed to becoming a comprehensive museum. Three pieces of Egyptian pottery from North America can definitely support an Egyptian pavilion, and it will also be the most special one in the world.

However, this matter was unanimously opposed by Huo Wei and Fang Hong.

Huo Wei's point of view is that Egyptian culture belongs to Egypt, and whoever loves to study it will study it. His own culture has not been fully preserved, and cultural relics have been lost all over the world, so he doesn't care about Egyptian cultural relics.

But Fang Hong's point of view is that Lao Tzu's things are in the hands of Lao Tzu, and whoever makes a request will get out.

This was of course very unpleasant, and the curator was so unhappy that he was not willing to cooperate with this incident.

So, Huo Wei found the secretary himself and explained the whole story of the matter.

The secretary speaks, but the curator's words are like fart.

Soon, the Boston Museum and the Metropolitan Museum made a list of the items they could take out, and gave several sets of replacement plans in detail.

The Small Metropolis Museum is petty, Huo Wei told them directly: "Put away your things, don't talk anymore."

The reason is very simple. Among the large museums in North America, the Zhonghua Pavilion has a large number of cultural relics, which are more than those in China. goods.

Fang Hong didn't know much about this, so he found it ridiculous after asking.

For example, a total of 15 pieces of oracle bones from the Yin Shang Dynasty were unearthed, of which 13 pieces were collected in China.

However, the Quebec Museum alone has [-] pieces in its collection.

Where did it come from?

Experts from China have gone to see it a long time ago. Among the 900 pieces exhibited, more than [-] pieces are fake. They are all carved with pig bones, processed in vinegar and dung water, and then buried with soil. The old fakes were made by the villagers near the oracle bone site to deceive people.

The batch of oracle bones collected in Quenanc is not their museum, but an archaeologist deposited here 100 years ago, and left a last wish, if the situation in China is stable, the oracle bones will be returned.

Quenanco has repeatedly set up obstacles in the matter of returning, and Chinese experts can only tell them to play with pig bones.

This time, the Metropolitan Museum did the same thing, also trying to exchange fakes for real ones.

Fortunately, Fang Hong found Huo Wei, without even looking at the items, he knew that many of the directories they provided were fakes.

Doing business pays attention to honesty. If you are not honest, then you will not talk about it.

However, this was just in line with Fang Hong's expectation, because at the beginning, he decided that the Boston Museum and the Metropolitan Museum did not have what he wanted.

Fang Hong specifically wrote two things he wanted to Huo Wei.

After seeing it, Huo Wei was still surprised, because the two items that Fang Hong wanted were indeed in Boston, and they were exhibited as cultural relics in Boston, but they were actually not of much value.

Fang Hong explained the reason to Huo Wei, two things, one is a manuscript of Shi Zhenlu in the late Ming Dynasty, and the other is a spoon in the late Qing Dynasty.

The manuscript of Shi Zhenlu at the end of Ming Dynasty seems to be nothing strange, but Fang Hong can only tell Huo Wei about this matter. This manuscript of Shi Zhenlu at the end of Ming Dynasty should be the No. .16 copied from volume.

As for the spoon in the late Qing Dynasty, the seven-star spoon, it was the tool of Tang Yaochuan, the imperial chef, who was lost in the cholera of the Eight-Power Allied Forces and finally appeared in Boston.

With such an explanation, Huo Wei felt strange instead: "How do you know this kind of secret? Besides, with the level of the Sino-Japanese Cultural Center in Boston, they didn't check that the treasures of food were written by Bada Shanren?" Since there is no small city in the Boston Museum The museum is so big, so they don't have a dedicated Chinese culture museum, and among them, Bada Shanren has had a great influence on RB's modern art, and is regarded as the common ancestor of RB's modern landscape, flowers, birds and calligraphy.

If it is just a copy of Shizhenlu in the late Ming Dynasty, the price is about 20 RM coins, but if it is the entire handwritten copy by Bada Shanren, the value of this book is hundreds of millions.

In recent years, Bada Shanren's calligraphy and painting auctions have repeatedly set high prices, with the highest being over [-] million. In terms of size, the manuscript of Shizhenlu must be larger than a painting.

Fang Hong could only helplessly: "Because the signature of this book is not Bada Shanren, nor Zhu Daolang, but Wang Sun." Above, Bada Shanren said that he was a child of the Zhu family's royal family.

"It turns out that Bada Shanren's artistic style hadn't formed at the end of the Ming Dynasty, and his signature was wrong, so his identity was not identified. In this way, Shi Zhenlu and Qixing Spoon were lost by the same person, and they finally appeared together in Bobo Tuton's?"

Facing the experts, Fang Hong could only nod his head and admit: "That's true. No one knows about the family's secret information, but after getting it back, we can use our means to compare whether it is true. If Shi Zhenlu is indeed from Bada Shanren, I'm afraid Kiyoho Yoshiyama, acting director of the Sino-Japanese Culture Center at the Boston Museum, will vomit blood in the end."

Huo Wei smiled: "Do you understand business? These two things are regarded as extra heads. In the end, they will never think that adding heads is the key." Huo Wei sighed: "Shi Zhenlu, if it is the Yongle version, it is another From the hands of Bada Shanren, the price is more than [-] million... Haha, I shouldn't say this, let's study the main list."

(End of this chapter)