Smuggling of Cultural Relics in the Early Days of Reform and Opening Up

Background of the times: In the southeastern coastal cities in the early days of reform and opening up, the economic wave and the awareness of cultural relic protection formed a fierce conflict, and the underground cultural relics market was undercurrent. Core event: Customs seized blue and white porcelain from the Ming Dynasty, triggering a major smuggling case of cultural relics, unraveling a transnational smuggling network that had been entrenched for 20 years, and uncovering archaeological secrets that had been sealed for 30 years. Character growth: Li Changhe, a young expert from the Cultural Relics Bureau, has gradually grown from a simple appraiser of cultural relics to a guardian who competes head-on with evil forces, pursuing the truth in the fog. Dark threads intertwined: The survivor of an archaeological accident thirty years ago became the leader of a smuggling group, using historical scars to weave a criminal network, and the ideas of the old and new generations of cultural relic protectors collided. The ultimate showdown: from the identification of blue and white porcelain to the cracking of ancient tomb codes, from dock tracing to maritime interception, and finally a thrilling battle to defend cultural relics on a typhoon night.