Treasure Hunt America

This bunch of **** from Wanwan, in order to kneel and lick their Japanese godfather, actually paid so much money, it's really an eye-opener, how can these **** be allowed to steal our treasure island?

Even Jin Muchen also scolded the guy Chang Kaishen. You said that you can run away, and it's okay to take away the gold reserves of the mainland. Why should you bring these national treasures to that scam island? ?

And why do you still open the party ban? It would be better if kt ruled all the time, and now the interior of the bay is dominated by Mi Cui. A group of imperial **** left by the Japanese jumped up and down on the treasured island, making the originally beautiful treasured island into a smog. , and now he has even turned his back on his ancestors to recognize a thief as his father. If Chang Kaishen knew that the current treasure island had been harmed by those well frogs, he would probably jump out of the coffin in disgust!

Looking at the jade cabbage in his hand, Jin Muchen checked it carefully again. This jade cabbage, but the old collection of the Qing court, was the dowry of Emperor Guangxu's concubine, so the workmanship and materials were quite exquisite. Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to be rated as one of the three treasures of the town hall by the guys in Wanwan.

This jade cabbage is not just as simple as cabbage. The master carvers at that time, when carving and making this cabbage, also ingeniously carved two small insects on the top of the cabbage to show their interest.

One of these two bugs is a grasshopper, and the other is a grasshopper. The two bugs were carved by the original mechanism of this piece of jade material. Master Jade's technical skills and artistic aesthetic taste make the originally ordinary jade cabbage come alive at once.

It's just that these two little bugs, the grasshopper among them, are now defective because one of its whiskers is broken! !

This is the most important treasure of the country, such a treasure, such an important historical relic, it should be kept in a museum and carefully treasured. Usually, it is rarely taken out to show people.

But the **** in Wanwan don't know how to cherish such a national treasure at all, because such precious cultural relics are precious cultural relics of the mainland to them, but they are Taiwanese, they are not Chinese, so Such cultural relics, in their view, are not worth cherishing at all.

Just a few years ago during a so-called 'presidential election', in order to win the election, the **** of Wanwan trumpeted "cultural equality between the north and the south" in Tainan, fooled the local brainless populists, and even opened A lot of bad checks came out.

For example, the establishment of a branch of the "Forbidden City" in southern Taiwan, etc. In the end, it even used my wrong means to force the "National Palace Museum" in Taipei, and selected more than 100 treasures to the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts for exhibition for three months.

Among them was this jade cabbage. After the three-month exhibition period expired, the jade cabbage was transported back to the Palace Museum in Taipei, and the staff of the Palace Museum discovered the grasshopper on the leaves of the jade cabbage. The beard was actually damaged.

If this happened in the mainland, it would definitely be a sensational news, and some people would definitely lose their official positions because of this, and some people would even go to prison because of this,

But in Wanwan, anything can happen. After discovering this, the exhibition organizers in Taipei and Tainan, and the delivery personnel began to argue with each other, and even developed to the gods of **** The sticks started to openly come to the stage and made some very ridiculous remarks. Anyway, they are all the way to turn against China. If they were not concerned about the historical value of this jade cabbage, it is estimated that those scumbags would definitely say that this thing is all over the place anyway. It belongs to the Chinese, so what if it is destroyed?

However, the official explanation in the end was similar to that rogue theory. In the end, only a less important person could stand up and declare: In fact, this jade cabbage was actually transported from the Qing Palace in the mainland to the Forbidden City in Taipei. There are already such scars.

Such an explanation is enough for Jin Muchen and other people in the Tibetan search community to understand how insane and shameless the gang of Wanwan are.

You must know that when this jade cabbage was forcibly brought out of the Forbidden City Museum in Beijing by kt people, it was all photographed and archived for records.

And those documentary records that recorded the transfer of this treasure have been displayed in the Palace Museum in Taipei until now.

And just after that Wanwan stood up to refute the rumor, those photos and documents suddenly disappeared from the Palace Museum's shelves.

The behavior of these shameless Wanwans is evident from this. Since then, the major museums in the mainland have reduced their cultural exchanges with these shameless Wanwans as much as possible.

Jin Muchen took a careful look at the jade cabbage in front of him, and indeed the whisker of the grasshopper on the top leaf of the cabbage was indeed broken.

In this way, he is more certain that this must be one of the three treasures of the town hall in Wanwan.

After putting away the jade cabbage, Jin Muchen continued to rummage inside the box. Sure enough, two small packages were dug out on the top floor, both of which were the same as the previous two items.

Bubble plastic is used as the outer packaging, and when these outer packaging are torn open, the baby inside shows its true body.

Seeing the real bodies of these two treasures, Jin Muchen couldn't help but let out a sigh of relief. These gangs of Wanwan, in order to kneel and lick their Japanese godfather, were really willing to spend their money, and even took out these two things. .

The two treasures in front of me are the other two emerald cabbage. These two emerald cabbage are also recorded in the Palace Museum in Taiwan. They are all old collections of the Qing court. , brought to Taiwan from the Imperial Palace Museum in Beijing.

In addition to the jade cabbage in the town hall, this second jade cabbage is a green and yellow jade cabbage with a height of about 13.4 cm, a yellowish color, and vegetable worms on the leaves.

Later, people from the National Palace Museum in Taipei nicknamed this cabbage as "Cuiyu Little Cabbage".

But this jade green cabbage is destined to be put into the cold palace!

The reason is also very simple, firstly because its texture is not as good as the jade cabbage that is the treasure of the town hall, and secondly because this jade cabbage is not like the treasure of the town hall, it has such a big background, to put it bluntly. It just doesn't have a deep historical background. This cabbage is in so many palaces in the Forbidden City. I don't know the ornaments in that room. An ordinary ornament.

The fate of another jade cabbage is probably the same.

Even the fate of this jade cabbage is far worse than that of the green and yellow jade cabbage in front.

The most common place for this jade cabbage to appear is in the warehouse of the Forbidden City in Taipei.

This jade cabbage was found in the south warehouse of the Forbidden City. What year was it made and the emperor used it, there is no clear record, so it can’t be said to have a profound historical background, and the shape of the cabbage is also smaller than The two jade cabbages in front were much smaller, so it was quite normal to be left out.

The biggest difference from the previous two jade cabbage is that a hole was deliberately carved into the center of this cabbage when it was carved.

Therefore, when some experts inferred the original use of this jade cabbage, they judged that this jade cabbage should actually be a flower arrangement back then.

Because of this, this jade jade cabbage flower pot is very petite, so it was classified in the curios library, unlike the other two that were listed in the jade family.

It is precisely because of this that this jade cabbage has never been taken seriously by the people from the Taipei Palace Museum. After being brought to Taiwan, it was left in the warehouse of the Taipei Palace Museum for most of the time. Later, it was not taken out for many years to share with the world. Meet.

But even so, these three jade cabbage are also famous in the Taipei Palace Museum. Although the latter two are not as famous as the former treasure, they are all treasures from the Qing Palace, so the same It is of extraordinary value, and those Wanwans are usually unwilling to easily take them out for exhibitions and open them to the public.

Unexpectedly, these Wanwans, in order to kneel and lick their Japanese godfather, actually took all three jade cabbage to Japan and opened them to the people of their Japanese godfather.

You must know this treatment~www.wuxiaspot.com~ So many people from the mainland travel to Taiwan every year, but they have never enjoyed it. Even so many local people in Taiwan have not enjoyed such treatment.

No wonder people say that the imperial **** left by the Japanese are just a bunch of bastards, you can't give them a good look, you have to whip them every day, they will give you a smile, and give you the initiative to kneel and lick it. .

Just by looking at a series of recent events, you can understand the conduct of these gangs of Wanwan. After being caught by a bunch of scammers on their own island, they were repatriated to the mainland. They actually clamored for no human rights. Drive to the capital to save people...

And when their local fishermen were directly detained by the Japanese at sea, and asked their government to spend money to redeem the people, they didn't dare to let go of their farts, and they actually knelt down and licked the Japanese all the way.

Therefore, these Wanwans have already broken their hearts. They are just a bunch of beasts. You can't treat them as human beings and let them steal such treasures. That is to feel sorry for our Chinese ancestors, so Jin Muchen felt that it was very necessary for him to bring these treasures back, lest one day the **** of the imperial people left behind by the Japanese would be troublesome if they were happy to kneel and lick and directly give these treasures to their godfather. (To be continued.) Enable new URL