There was really everything during the May Day holiday, and it was supposed to be a happy trip, but there were always some unexpected things happening.
On May 3, some netizens posted that in the Zibo Ceramics Museum, a child broke a Huaguang ceramic vase worth 119,600 yuan, how to compensate?
There were a pile of pottery fragments on the ground, and a child was crying, crying that it wouldn't be a disaster, and netizens pointed the camera at the displayed price again.
It says Qingyun jade spring vase flowers and birds, the price is 196,000 yuan a set, and a staff member next to him is making a call with a mobile phone, which should be to ask the leader for instructions on what to do.
The vase looks very tall, I don't know how the child touched it, and the people in the museum are also deserted, and no one is crowding people carelessly, because of the last sentence of netizens, asking how to compensate, so a heated discussion was launched.
Some netizens think that such a valuable item is not covered with glass, and the museum also has a certain responsibility.
Another netizen believes that this is the responsibility of children, and it is up to other museums to break other people's things.
Henan netizens said that this author has won awards in 17 years, and the price is high on this occasion, and if he does not have a glass cover, he will touch porcelain, and if he can't sell it, he will sell it unexpectedly.
This part of the netizens thinks that it is the reason for the museum, and even rises to the author himself, thinking that the things he makes cannot be sold, and he is deliberately like this.
To be honest, this is a conspiracy theory, and when people exhibited it, they didn't expect anyone to break this, after all, this one looks big.
Some people also say that let the museum sue it, and if there are no warning signs and no guardrails, the museum is fully responsible.
Typical self does something wrong, and blames others first.
There is also a question as to whether the vase is a fake, and many of the ones placed are not necessarily genuine.
The other is how the child broke it? Did it touch it or accidentally fell and fell back? Let's look at what factors caused it.
Zibo Ceramics Museum is also a national first-class museum, with a collection of more than 25,000 pieces and an exhibition area of 20,000 square meters.
Built in 2002, the exterior or the interior are very designed, parents take their children to visit the museum must be to learn historical knowledge, improve the level of cognition, the original intention is good.
No one wants to think about such a thing happening in the future, you can't blame the museum for not wearing a glass cover, you should reflect on why you missed and broke the vase, which can be seen from a distance.
When we go to the mall, don't we always remind our children to stay away from some exhibits? Especially glass ceramics, you can look at them and don't touch them, and if they are damaged, they will be compensated.
Because of the issue of compensation, some people think that it should be compensated, and the other part thinks that it is the responsibility of the museum, and the author is responsible, thinking that it cannot be sold and deliberately placed in this way.
What do you guys think about this?