You Smashed My Family Heirloom, and You Say the Kid Didn't Know Better!

After reading what the curator said, don't tell me that you want to kneel down and lick the country. You got something with your own money, even if it is a national treasure, it is a matter of affection to give it to you, but it is a duty not to give it to you. Don't tell me that you are unpatriotic if you don't give. I spend my money, and you take it without spending a penny. Isn't this forceful? As for those who say they are not patriotic, I think it would be better to destroy it than leave it to them. It is your thing anyway, so it doesn't matter if you destroy it, right?

What is written is completely true

Thief, no matter how high your official position is, you can't force others to hand over family heirlooms.

Telling them it's genuine and then letting them destroy it, is this pretense? No, this is completely an act of adultery. Even if someone goes to jail, they won't be able to make up for their losses.

What should I say after reading this? Everyone who feels the same is a victim. My sister often messes with my things and takes them. When things get serious, my parents always say, "She's still young and you have to leave her alone." All of my words are blocked at once. In the past few years, I don't want to go back home except for the Chinese New Year. Now I don't have much sense of belonging to my family.

The more I read, the more frustrated I feel. Why should I give the national treasure to the country? What is the agreement in three chapters? Shit, if it were me, I would rather destroy it all than give all my property to others. Expert, bah, they took away one or two national treasures from you. You don't know. I've read Chapter 25**. It's so uncomfortable. Author, are you the Holy Mother? Why don't you die when others die?

The Secretary for Cultural Heritage is really like some old people nowadays who use their ideas to force others to do the same thing, because he feels that if he has done it, others should do the same as him. If others do not do it, it is disobedience, a crime, and an unforgivable crime.

I would just burn it all and donate it unconditionally. Dreaming? Why not let the richest man confiscate his property unconditionally? When you arrive at a museum, you may not be sure whether the items on display are the original ones!

Author **Grown up lick*, if anyone wants to steal my things, I will burn them and not hand them over, forcing me to make decisions and dream.

This baby has been dropped, and you have no reaction. You are eating your mother's O*Mama lobster there.