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The Song Dynasty Was Busy Opening up Wasteland and Farming
During the Tiansheng reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, veteran Xue Gui was disbanded and returned to his fields because the court valued literature over military affairs and had no way to serve the country. It happened that his hometown was hit by a disaster and his father was seriously ill. After hearing that the imperial court issued the "Edict to Encourage Farming to Open up Wasteland," he was determined to seize the opportunity to reclaim wasteland. With the help of his neighbors
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Antiques and Treasures at a Glance
During the Guangxu period of the late Qing Dynasty, Li Tongyao, a young man at Zhenbaoxuan in Liulichang, was awarded the "Chen Family Appraisal of Treasures" because he often helped the fortune teller Chen Xiazi. He secretly studied the art of treasure appraisal, and gradually grew up while dealing with the jealousy of his senior brothers, scams by antique dealers and other disturbances. He stuck to his heart to protect lost cultural relics, and eventually transformed from an ignorant boy to a
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Meng Yin Cultivation of Immortality
Li Lingdang, a young man from Qingfeng City's Treasure Pavilion, has been entangled in strange nightmares for a long time. His dreams are full of bizarre scenes such as fighting skills and alchemy. One time when the Ling family was recruiting disciples, he accidentally detected the spiritual roots of all attributes, and he embarked on the path of cultivating immortality. As his practice deepened, he was shocked to realize that his nightmares were all real, and the secret of his innate spirit-gat
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Liulichang Treasure Appraisal Record
During the Guangxu period, Xue Qingjie, the owner of Qingjie Restaurant in Liulichang, became a "fixed star" in the industry with his ancestral treasure identification skills. He refused to be powerful and kept his credibility. He was threatened because he exposed the boss of Juzhen Pavilion, Zhao San, for selling counterfeit goods. Fortunately, he was saved by Eunuch Liu in the palace. Later, Eunuch Liu asked him to enter the palace to appraise the copy of "The Preface to the Lanting Collection
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