Cultural relics are tools that carry history, and they are also valuable assets for the world to understand ancient civilizations and respect the wisdom of their ancestors. However, some people regard cultural relics as a transaction, and rely on the sale and purchase of fake cultural relics to obtain high profits, which is undoubtedly spurned by the world. Some modern imitation techniques restore the ancient cultural relics in a subtle way, making it difficult to distinguish between true and false. However, there are also some ancient cultural relics, which look like very parallel goods, but have been identified by experts as rare treasures.
Golden airplane model
There is a saying that during World War II, the savages who lived on a small island somewhere in the Pacific Would sing and dance when they saw the Allied planes flying in the sky, and then they would kneel down reverently and look in the direction in which the planes flew. In their eyes, the aircraft forged by modern technology is the god in their eyes. Even though the history of the world has progressed to World War II, there are still such backward areas.
However, in 1898, British archaeologists excavated a strange artifact from the Egyptian desert. Saying that it is a cultural relic, all kinds of workmanship and staleness are revealed, this is a cultural relic from more than 4,000 years ago. And it is itself excavated in the ancient tomb. However, its unique shape is really hard to trust.
This cultural relic from four thousand years ago looks like an airplane, and it is still an airplane made of gold. Some experts also doubt that this will not be a bird in the eyes of the ancients. However, judging from the tail wing of the tail of the model, it can be seen that this thing is by no means a bird model.
Daming Kangxi year porcelain
Perhaps the first time you see this picture, many people will think that it is a fake, and there is also a suspicion of looking down on people's intelligence. After all, one was the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and the other was the Ming Dynasty. What can be the relationship between the two, is it difficult to become that the Ming Dynasty and an emperor named Kangxi can not succeed.
But in fact, this is not a fake, but a special cultural relic created in a special era.
After the fall of the Ming Dynasty and the establishment of the Qing Dynasty. Although it is reasonable to say that dynasties always fail to follow the right path in the last years, they deserve to be destroyed, so changing dynasties is often the result of everyone's expectations. However, the Chongzhen Emperor, who was bent on becoming a good emperor, was only mistaken by the villains to be the emperor of the country, coupled with the slogan of the Son of Heaven guarding the country's gate, it was inevitable that the remnants of the Ming Dynasty still had admiration and nostalgia for the Ming Dynasty in their hearts.
Coupled with the fact that the rulers of the Qing Dynasty themselves were not Han Chinese, not our people, their hearts must be different. This idea became the slogan of many revolutionaries who were holding the anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming Dynasty at that time. It is in this era background that such a fake that should not exist has been created.
After professional appraisal, experts have come to the conclusion that the cultural relics are undoubtedly real, and as to why it is written on it, it is obviously deliberately done by individuals.
It is not difficult for us to guess that at that time, a porcelain smith with anti-Qing intentions, when he was firing porcelain for the emperor, had the idea of burning himself and illuminating his revolutionary comrades in his heart, and boldly fired this piece of rebellious porcelain, but the result became a fake in the eyes of posterity
Sengoku Crystal Cup
In fact, compared with the first two pieces, this last piece is truly transcendent, because it is unusual in its own special manufacturing process and unbelievable raw materials.
This crystal cup is from the Warring States period, and if you look at the past simply, who would have thought that this would be a cultural relic. But in fact, archaeologists have come to the conclusion that this is indeed a cultural relic unearthed in the Warring States period. However, if such an advanced manufacturing process existed at that time, why did it not pass it down at that time?
None of these three artifacts seem to belong to their time, but history proves their existence. Perhaps, these are the wisdom of the predecessors, and the latter is just the latecomers.