Colorful Spirit Eyes

After successfully transporting the Yanshan treasure back, the remaining things are actually nothing but Eucommia!

The total amount of gold is as high as 26 tons...gold...Don't even think about Eucommia ulmoides. The jewelry included in it was also pulled out in front of the gloomy face of Eucommia ulmoides amid the unstoppable laughter of the museum management staff... gone.

Seeing a large number of treasures being taken away from the nose, not a single one was left for him. It is conceivable how uncomfortable Du Zhong would be, but they could only gnash their teeth and stare with their hands spread out. There was nothing they could do. It was clearly stated above that all unearthed objects, whether public or private, should be owned by the state.

After returning to the capital, Eucommia was not idle. He set up an investment limited company, and the relevant documents and procedures were approved on the same day. This made him feel that it was really easy for someone in the DPRK to do things well.

The company's business scope covers more than [-] different fields such as mineral survey, geological survey, financial securities and unknown resource survey.

If you have a company, you must have an office location. When he came out of the capital, Eucommia's eyes turned dark. But he was not stupid. He said to himself: You old people have put a shackle on me. Hey, I also need to help you... I immediately brought my cousin Du Ming to handle the matter. What follows.

He just ignored it and took Liu Bo and Jiang Sen directly to Panjiayuan. This was Eucommia's first time since entering Beijing. He finally figured out that he was not a business person. The elders in the family insisted on giving him such a hard job. While strolling leisurely in the dazzling Panjiayuan, Eucommia ulmoides made up his mind that from now on he would only do things that interest him. As for what company, huh...

The antique market in Panjiayuan is much larger than that in Haitian. There are rows of neatly arranged stalls next to each other, and the items are also diverse.

Hey, this is indeed a famous place in the capital, and the scale is really quite big... Eucommia ulmoides, with her hands behind her back, walked through the crowd with a manly step. She looked down at this one and thought it was good, and turned around to look at that one... Hmm Good. Let’s not talk about whether it is true or not. If he is not allowed to use Baoguang, he has not yet reached the point where he can decide the matter at a glance. Just from the workmanship, appearance and type, it makes people feel relaxed and happy to look at it. In two words...comfortable .

After walking around for a short while, I used the precious light in my eyes to look at some seemingly good objects several times, but I was disappointed all the time. I thought it was right, then it would be so easy to let myself encounter a good thing. After all, there are still many imitation stalls here and few items opening the door. You can be careful here, the objects cannot be judged as true or false.

When it comes to truth and falsehood, it’s just an amateur. Although Eucommia ulmoides has just entered the antique industry, she has been involved in it for a while. It is said that she is familiar with it through influence, and she can see some tricks from the inside.

In this kind of place, you can view items, buy them, and find prices. But you just can't say that this thing is fake. If something doesn't look real, you can use it as a rough imitation, so that the merchant will know that he has met a sensible person. The most I can say to you is: OK, you have a high vision. . Both of the two offenses are over, but if you want to say that this thing is fake, hey... then it will be a big deal. If the other party doesn't fight you, you will be considered a soft persimmon.

Liu Bo and Jiang Sen didn't understand this. Looking at the dazzling array of objects, they felt that they were all real, but they also felt that none of them were real. Liu Bo asked Du Zhong: Are these bottles and jars so valuable?

Eucommia was happy when she heard this, glanced at the former and said with a smile: If it is an object that opens the door, it is valuable. That means, the real ones are valuable, these fake ones are not.

Liu Bo didn't understand, so he opened his mouth and said, "Oh, it's been a lie for a long time."

Why? Du Zhong quickly waved his hand. He was startled by these words. He glanced around and found that there were already several nearby stall owners looking at him and others with unkind expressions. He smiled apologetically at the stall owners, pulled Liu Bo and the two of them away quickly. He whispered to Liu Bo: Brother Liu, don’t be an amateur. Immediately, he explained the rules here to Liu Bo and others. After hearing this, they both shrank their necks. Jiang Sen said with emotion: Every business has its own rules.

Du Zhong nodded and said with a smile: Yes, Brother Jiang is right.

The three of them chatted along the way and passed by a simple storefront. Eucommia inadvertently glanced at it and found that it was a shop that framed calligraphy and paintings. He looked up at the signboard, which contained three large, simple, gilded characters. Eucommia found it very interesting. The three simple words were quite straightforward. She immediately became interested and walked into the store.

The shop is not big, only about fifty square meters. The surroundings are covered with antique calligraphy and painting scrolls, and in the middle of the room, facing the door, is a wooden counter with a primitive structure. There are also several calligraphy and paintings hanging behind the counter.

Seeing a customer coming in, a short middle-aged man stood behind the counter, hugged his fists and smiled at Eucommia ulmoides and others: "We are full of distinguished guests. You can watch as you like. Our shop also sells paintings and calligraphy by famous artists."

Du Zhong smiled and raised his hand and said politely: Come on, you are busy with your business, I wish you a fortune.

The middle-aged man replied: Thank you for your good advice.

Such is the pleasure of elegance, of being dignified and polite in every word and deed in a few words. Just these few words from the middle-aged man made Eucommia feel unusual.

There are seats for customers to rest in the corner of the store. Liu Bo and Jiang Sen have no interest in these paintings and calligraphy. Without disturbing Eucommia ulmoides, the two found a seat and sat down to rest.

Eucommia ulmoides put her hands behind her back and slowly looked at it from the left. The calligraphy and painting were framed in a very particular way. The skills of craftsmen are very particular, and experts can tell some clues just from the material of the shaft head and shaft. Therefore, many people rely on the mounting process as one of the factors to consider the authenticity of a masterpiece. The materials for the shaft head and shaft are expensive, and the complicated process itself is a huge price. Once a top-notch framer accepts an order, it means that the framed painting will most likely be recognized as authentic. The reputation of the framer can further increase the value of the work.

Of course, there are also some people with bad intentions who use high-quality imitations to frame them to fool people. However, people who have inherited the tradition of decorating will basically not be involved in this process. There are rules in all walks of life, and the decorating profession is also strictly regulated.

In fact, Du Zhong also knows that shops are different from street stalls, and good items are basically not displayed on the surface. As for Eucommia ulmoides, he was just wandering around with nothing to do. He didn't come specifically to pick up objects, so he didn't ask if he had any other masterpieces.

I just raised my head and looked at each one one by one. During this period, some customers also came in. Some are bought and some are framed. It was quite lively going back and forth to the store. Along the way, I was really attracted by the contents of various calligraphy and paintings. When he reached the back corner of the store, Eucommia ulmoides was suspicious and looked carefully. He couldn't help but feel a little strange.

I saw an inconspicuous place in the corner hanging a painting with only half of it exposed. The content of half of the painting was a black and white painting of a bluestone waterfall. To be honest, this painting looks ordinary from the perspective of Eucommia ulmoides. The layout is simple and the painting is sloppy. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is at the level of a beginner. Of course, Eucommia ulmoides does not know how to paint. He thinks that his paintings are definitely not as good as the author of this painting, but he can't stand the fact that he has so many good things in his hands.

The more objects you handle, the higher your horizons will naturally be. What attracted him at this time was not the content of the painting or the artistry, but the fact that half of the painting was made of bamboo tubes. The bamboo tubes are still large moso bamboos, and there are also people who use bamboo to frame calligraphy and paintings, but I have never heard of Eucommia ulmoides using moso bamboo.

The strangeness forced him to get closer and look, thinking: Who did this? Let’s just say that this painting is not very good, and it’s not like it was framed in such a sloppy way. It’s not a waste. Why that? It turns out that this half of the painting is not only made of large thick bamboo axes, but also the framed curtain is made of straw paper. The half-wit Eucommia ulmoides looked at it and gnashed its teeth, shook its head and felt ridiculous, and just wanted to walk away. Just when he turned around to leave, before he could leave, an inadvertent touch of blue light flashed across the corner of his eyes.

Eucommia ulmoides suddenly turned around and stared at that half of the picture, her heart suddenly thumped. He looked carefully with a sense of doubt. This glare brought out the precious light in his eyes, and then the corners of his mouth gradually turned up...