What happened to Liu Yan, an expert who used 170,000 yuan to deceive Qianlong's genuine works and resell them for 87 million

Antiques have always been a fascinating topic, however, the treasure industry is not all as good as it could be. A controversy about Qianlong's authentic works unveiled a thrilling treasure connoisseurship.

The program "The Gate of Huayu" is based on the theme of identifying antique cultural relics, which allows people to see a lot of treasures. However, the experience of Mr. Zhu Yun from Zhengzhou, Henan Province, shows the dark side of the treasure market. He took out his family heirloom paintings, thinking that he could show off the style of family heirlooms, but he was played by a so-called treasure expert. Zhu Yun originally thought that the painting might be worth tens of thousands of yuan, but he was told that it was only worth 30,000 yuan, and the final price was 170,000 yuan. Soon after, the same painting was sold for more than 87 million yuan in the market!

This farce is not over, and what makes Zhu Yun even more angry is that he discovers an unbelievable fact - it turns out that the treasure experts involved are two Liu Yan! They have similar identities and experiences, but they are not the same person. Liu Yan of Guangdong publicly acknowledged Liu Yan's actions in Beijing, and pointed out that he had repeatedly warned the other party, but Liu Yan of Beijing did not care.

However, this treasure connoisseur farce could not be fairly adjudicated in court, and Zhu Yun's road to defending his rights was full of ups and downs. Such incidents make people question the credibility and norms of the treasure industry.

Not only that, but in recent years, the "experts" who have emerged have frequently thundered, which has had a huge negative impact on antiques, traditional culture and the medical community. This also makes people begin to be vigilant, and the heart of guarding against others is indispensable.