Cao Jianing, who came from a lower-class background, took root in Panjiayuan in 1994 and set up a stall. He made a living by visiting old houses in villages to collect second-hand goods. He studied porcelain analysis classics day and night to sharpen his eyesight. As the New Year is approaching, foreign traders come to sell a set of top-quality ancient artifacts. They don't understand the antique market and sell them at low prices. During the delivery, the sharp coral cuts the palm of the hand, and the blood melts into the ink-eyed jade sculpture, awakening the unique divine eye for treasure appraisal. Every antique that you look at has its aura and complete collection archives. You can easily identify private kilns, official kilns, and rare treasures. You can see through the huge loopholes of vendors who do not know the goods. You can carefully avoid antique traps. You can buy high-value cultural relics such as Yuan blue and white flowers and coral fragments used by Empress Dowager Cixi at low prices. You can travel through the flea markets and accumulate massive collections and wealth.
Reader comments
The author writes well, and I recommend naming each chapter. Hope there is no heroine
The author writes well, and I recommend naming each chapter. Hope there is no heroine