Previously, a large-scale cultural and blog program "National Treasure" swept the country and was liked by the public. In the "National Treasure", the nine major museums in the country led by the Palace Museum have taken out three treasures of the town hall to evaluate, and 27 cultural relics are the top cultural relics in China, including the Zenghou Yi Chimes, the Yue Wang Gou Jian Sword, the Thousand Mile River and Mountain Map, and so on.
In addition to these cultural relics collected in museums, there are many antiques scattered in the folk in our country. Some antiques have been passed down for many generations, and now treasure holders are not sure what they have in their hands. Therefore, there are many treasure hunting programs that can help them, such as "The Gate of Huayu", "The Collection of the World", "A Hammer and a Sound" and so on.
Folk antiques can be traded, and it is easy to be deceived if you do not polish your eyes during the transaction. If you buy a fake when buying antiques, the loss is definitely not a small amount. But when you get something that's great value for money, you make a lot of money. In order to be reliable, you should still go to the treasure show mentioned above.
The treasure show is publicly staged on TV, and under normal circumstances, we all feel very reliable. However, there have also been some incidents of pitfalls, and so-called experts have even deceived people. They want to make a fortune in this, so they cheat the treasure holders of cultural relics to get rich. A citizen named Zhu Yun in Zhengzhou was once brutally killed.
Zhu Yun had in his hand a copy of the Songyang Hanbaitu, and the painting was written on the end of the painting with Qianlong. He himself did not know whether this was the real handiwork of QianlongYe, so he signed up for Henan Satellite TV's "Huayu Gate". He hopes to identify the authenticity of the painting and its market value through the program.
After coming to the program, the expert in charge of appreciating calligraphy and painting was an old man named Liu Yan. The expert looked at the painting and pondered for a long time, but did not identify it on the spot. He very strangely asked Zhu Yun to sit down in the hotel, saying that he was going to the hotel to talk about the painting. Zhu Yun didn't think much of it and went.
After arriving at the hotel, Liu Yan told Zhu Yun that the painting was fake, and although there was a Qianlong payment, it was not the original Qianlong. He also said that there are many such fakes on the market, and they are not very valuable. It's just that Zhu Yun's imitation is relatively good, and he can confuse the real with falsehood. He also told Zhu Yun that he could find a buyer and help him sell more expensive.
Because Liu Yan was an expert, Zhu Yun certainly believed what he said. Hearing that people could help him sell something more expensive, he thought that he had met a noble person and was secretly happy. Finally, under the introduction of Liu Yan, Zhu Yun's painting was resold to a person surnamed Cheng for 170,000 yuan. At the time of the transaction, the two parties also signed a formal contract.
However, not long after the incident passed, Zhu Yun found that something was very wrong and inquired about his own painting. A year later, he saw the painting in a book of "Appreciation of Ancient Calligraphy and Paintings" and determined that his "Songyang Hanbaitu" was qianlong's original handwriting. He hurried to investigate what had happened. The investigation made him even more indignant.
It turned out that Liu Yan and Mr. Cheng had colluded to deceive themselves, and they quickly took the painting to auction after they tricked it. "Songyang Hanbotu" was auctioned for 87.36 million yuan in Beijing. Thinking about your own 170,000, it is really not enough. An angry Zhu Yun chose to call the police.
After calling the police, Liu Yan refused to admit Zhu Yun's statement. He said that the result of his identification was a fake, and even if it was a genuine work, it was a mistake in identification, and there was no fraud in antiques. He also said that the sale had nothing to do with him, that he had only witnessed a transaction, not to mention that the transaction was voluntary. In the face of Liu Yan's counter-mouth, Zhu Yun had no way. Because there is no evidence to directly indicate that Liu Yan was defrauded, the police cannot draw conclusions about this incident.