Ling Shi's family background sparked his interest in antiques, and he was remarkably talented in the field. He knew famous cultural relics by heart and could almost always tell an authentic antique from a replica.
After inheriting his grandfather's shabby antique shop, Ling Shi caught the livestreaming bug and started streaming, admiring antiques with his viewers.
But why are the viewers these days so strange?
The sky screen appeared across parallel historical worlds, and everyone could watch Ling Shi's livestream.
The Houmuwu Ding, China's largest ancient bronze vessel, was made by King Zugeng of Shang as a sacrificial vessel for his mother, Wu.
Zugeng: !!! Wasn't this buried in the tomb along with my mother? If I find out who's been so bold, I'll have him torn apart by chariots.
Ying Zheng: What are sacrificial vessels even for? What an ill omen.
Liu Che: I really want to see the Houmuwu Ding in person, the one hailed as a national treasure.
Li Shimin: King Zugeng of Shang was a dutiful son.
Cao Cao: Wow, if only I knew where it was. I could make a fortune.
The Terracotta Army, unearthed from the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, is an undisputed treasure of the world.
Ying Zheng: What did you say? My mausoleum isn't even finished, and you're telling me it'll be robbed in the future?
Liu Che: What are a few clay figures worth? The rare treasures Qin Shi Huang hid are what's valuable.
Li Shimin: People in later generations are far too brazen. They dare to excavate tombs, and... and put the finds on display?!
The Four Rams Zun
The Warring States Crystal Cup
The Marquis Yi of Zeng's chime bells
The jade burial suit sewn with gold thread
The Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow
The Sword of Goujian, King of Yue
The Changxin Palace Lamp
The bronze chariots and horses from the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang
P.S. This story probably won't be long. Started writing on December 13, 2023. Images have been saved to Qzone.
Theme: A country cannot be without its civilization
