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In today's antique market, there is so much confusion that it is difficult to tell the true from the false. For senior collectors, these are not the most worrying issues. What they are more worried about is, how to buy their favorite collection at a suitable price? How can we make the collections in our hands steadily appreciate in value and sell them at a good price? The protagonist of this article is a powerful but unknown painter. An accidental opportunity allowed him to get a glimpse of the most shocking inside operations of this industry, and he couldn't help being involved in a professional hype. Overnight, his paintings were auctioned for sky-high prices. The various hype methods and hidden rules hidden behind the scenes made him dumbfounded...

The old ginger is spicy, but the green onions are still tender and fragrant. In the spring of 2004, Zhai Wei was walking on the road to visit the painter Yang Jianpeng and encouraged himself with these words. The introducer was the bearded Liu Mingsheng. While driving, he chatted with Zhai Wei about the famous Bashu painters, the clouds and mist and the golden landscapes in traditional Chinese paintings. Seeing that he still couldn't let go, Liu Mingsheng started talking about stand-up comedy: The painter surnamed Wang likes to juggle and spray saliva onto the paintings to create special effects; Painter Guo is a good painter and a righteous person, but his hands smell like fish. He has been in trouble in the past two years and went to a star hotel to hire a chef to open up his joints. He can't wait to have a Manchu banquet at home.