The cultural relic store had played a huge role in the preservation of China's history and culture.
However, He Qing felt that the cultural stores were too liberal and had caused huge losses to domestic cultural relics.
This was because the cultural relics store did not consider the value of the cultural relics in the store at all, except for a very small number of cultural relics that were not allowed to be sold.
As for the other things, they could be sold as long as they were paid.
Especially things from the late Qianlong period to the Republic of China, they were not considered cultural relics at all.
It was still better in this era. The state was stricter. In the next 20 years, in order to earn foreign exchange, even famous historical relics would be sold.
What annoyed He Qing the most was that these things were only sold to foreigners in order to earn foreign exchange.
This directly led to a large number of foreigners coming to China to sweep the goods, especially from Japan and Kimchi. It could be said that they were using cars to transport cultural relics.
Not only that, but the so-called appraisal experts in these antique stores were all useless.
They did not have any knowledge of cultural relics appraisal at all. All of them had worked hard and would sell anything for money.
Over the past few decades, countless treasures had been leaked out of the country's large and small cultural relics stores!
He Qing followed his memory and arrived at Jiefang Road in Bingzhou City.
There was a Xishan province cultural relic store here. He Qing took the bus and came to the cultural relic store.
As expected, the antique store was right here.
He Qing looked around as soon as he entered the door. The so-called cultural relics store was no different from an old-fashioned department store.
The shop assistant stood behind a row of counters. There were large cabinets on the wall, and there were all kinds of cultural relics.
Looking at the rich and overbearing appearance of the cultural relics store, He Qing thought fiercely in her heart,
"Make money, make money!"
As long as they had money, they could empty the antique store.
After thirty to forty years, when he had a lot of children and grandchildren, he would be able to brag to his sons and grandchildren about how he would protect the country's cultural relics.
If he had the chance, he was even prepared to open his own private museum.
Imagining the beautiful future, He Qing wandered around the cultural relics store.
At the same time, the shop assistant was also sizing up He Qing.
Before coming, He Qing had already made preparations.
He was dressed in a well-ironed suit, a straight tie, shiny leather shoes, and a head full of wax.
He was also wearing an 18K Omega gold watch!
He Qing first looked at the porcelain and calligraphy sections and found that most of them were ordinary goods.
Occasionally, there would be one or two high-quality items that were sold at an extremely high price.
There was nothing much to look at in the porcelain market. Although there were a few official kiln goods from the middle and late stages of the dynasty, they were all large pieces. Even if he bought them, he would have no place to put them.
However, the calligraphy and paintings were not bad. There were not many frames. They were all made by famous artists from the late period of the dynasty to the Republic of China.
He Qing even saw Qi Baishi's prawns.
However, He Qing didn't plan to buy it. The prices here were too expensive. If there weren't any top-notch products, he wouldn't even consider it.
As for Qi Baishi's paintings, there were quite a number of them these days. They could be found in some small places, so there was no need for them to be slaughtered like pigs.
However, since he was already here, he had to exchange for something of a higher grade so that he wouldn't make a wasted trip.
"Jie Wei Tong Chicken, there's rice and gas.”
He Qing turned around and raised his glasses, spitting out a non-standard Hong Kong accent.
The salesperson's eyes lit up when she heard He Qing's words.
In this day and age, only Hong Kong merchants were willing to pay a high price for these antiques.
She smiled and introduced,
"Hello, sir. Of course we have good things. Please come this way. We have a Jiaqing official kiln porcelain vase with twelve golden hairpins. It's currently the best Qing Dynasty official kiln porcelain in our shop.”
"Oh? That was a little attractive. Bring me Kangkang."
The salesperson quickly took a bottle from the shelf and placed it on the counter that had been covered with flannel.
He Qing leaned on the counter and observed carefully.
This antique was about 20 centimeters tall, with a caliber of about 5 to 6 centimeters and a diameter of more than 10 centimeters. It was a standard small gift bottle.
"Can you hold it by hand?"
"Yes, please be careful."
The waiter nodded.
He Qing then took out a small flashlight from her bag. She wanted to see the inside of the bottle.
He Qing took out a pair of exquisite gloves and examined them carefully.
The bottle in front of him was in excellent condition. It had a curved mouth, a slender neck, smooth shoulders, a bulging abdomen, and a rounded foot.
The bottom is a blue and white seal script "Qing Qianlong Year System" with six words and three lines of official kiln shape.
The overall shape of the vase looked very elegant. The workmanship was rigorous, and the tire patterns were delicate and orderly. The twelve golden hairpins drawn on it were elegant and beautiful, looking very pleasant.
The mouth of the bottle was painted with a golden rim, and there was a circle of auspicious cloud patterns at the bottom of the mouth, looking noble and imposing.
After all, the cloud patterns on the bottle extended out from the mouth of the bottle, and the layout of the patterns was dense, reflecting the picture of the bottle.
It was a rare high-quality treasure among Jiaqing's famille rose ware!”
He Qing had a rough idea of what was going on after a careful look.
As for why the items used in Jiaqing years were Qianlong's style, it was because after Jiaqing ascended the throne, Qianlong was still regent for several years.
Therefore, many things from the Jiaqing Dynasty were all from the Qianlong period.
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