Du Weishan, a well-known collector and expert in antique coin research, can probably be seen from his name that his family hopes that he can be a kind person, so what kind of family is his family, and what kind of family will he have?
Speaking of his father, everyone may know that Du Yuesheng, a generation of tyrants in Shanghai in the folk period, was also the leader of the largest gang organization in Shanghai at that time. Du Yuesheng had more than 10 children in his lifetime, and Du Weishan was born to Du Yuesheng and Yao Yulan, who went to Taiwan after Du Yuesheng's death and traveled overseas for many years.
Before Du Yuesheng died, he warned his children: "Never step into the underworld!" Never forget that you are a Chinese! At that time, Du Weishan firmly remembered his father's words. In later times, Du Weishan also joined other countries, but no matter where he was, he never forgot his father's admonition.
In 1991, Du Weishan had already achieved a small success, and after returning to Shanghai, he donated a total of 367 Sassanid gold and silver coins in his collection to museums in China free of charge. It should be noted that these ancient coins are rare in the world, when they were the currency of the Silk Roads and Central Asia, and there are no other regions. For this reason, he also received the Shanghai Magnolia Award.
Regardless of his rarity, according to the value estimate at the time, the coins he donated were worth about 300 million, so people were very impressed with him at that time. In the present, Xiaobian is also a person who admires it very much, after collecting in foreign countries (Du Weishan in Australia) to take it back to china, it is really the conscience of the industry, rare in the world, and then look at the people now...
Because Du Weishan's business was doing very well at that time, he also had the ability to collect these things, and in addition to a batch of coins, he also collected a large number of Chinese antiques or foreign cultural relics abroad, all of which were donated to the domestic museums for collection free of charge, with a total value of about 1.8 billion.
In an interview with reporters, he asked: Mr. Du, why do you collect some antiques and donate them back free of charge? Du Weishan replied: "I always remember my father's deathbed instructions, and I also remember my own commitment, I am a Chinese, willing to give up everything for China." ”
In the records of the Shanghai Museum, Du Weishan has donated 2128 ancient coins 7 times, and as a consultant, he has trained many professionals for the museum!
It is such a reason that he has donated his collection countless times in his life, and perhaps the reason for the family environment in which Du Weishan is located has made him have faith in his words and a chivalrous heart in his heart, so that he has done these things without complaint or regret.