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The origin of Bronze Jue, whose origin is unclear, is the season when cherry blossoms are falling. The streets of Tokyo are like snow and the feet are like mud. An antique auction house was packed with seats, with many players and speculators from the antiques, business, and literary circles gathered together, as well as many casual visitors watching the excitement. The auction has entered into full swing. In addition to a small amount of pottery from the Japanese Tumulus Period and the Asuka Period, the antiques sold are also rare items "purchased" from China, Myanmar and Southeast Asian countries during World War II. A Tibetan Thangka from the Northern Wei Dynasty has just been sold for 3.4 Million yen, and another blue and white porcelain plum vase from the Yuan Dynasty has been sold for 120 million yen. Then there are fan paintings by Tang Bohu and the pure mud inkstone used by Emperor Kangxi... As a result, two Chinese citizens in the corner of the auction house are sitting on pins and needles.