1990: Gold Hunting in Panjiayuan

Counterfeit goods were rampant during the Republic of China era, and the imitations were remarkably realistic. Even if you traveled back to the 1980s and knew nothing about counterfeits, you'd most likely still end up buying fakes.

Good things are never cheap; this is out of touch with reality.

The antique market is all about speculation; it has a limited scale, but compared to the current economic size, it's too small.

This writing is a bit mind-bending and a little awkward. Beijing is a place where the emperor's throne is located, and there are countless people from the Qing Dynasty! Their homes are full of valuable treasures! Why act like this? The scope is too narrow! Look at Grandpa Ma, then look at Tang Sanzang's wife! This writing isn't good; you should read more of *The Antique Bureau*! That's also a story about the antique trade during that period!

Is Old Deng reincarnated or an extraterrestrial demon?

It's well-written, but not many people know how to read it.

The most memorable TV series about making a fortune from antiques is "Under the Zhengyang Gate" 🙂

I haven't read such an authentic book in a long time. I predict this book will be a hit.

Regarding stamps, it seems some minor official or some low-level cadre pulled out a whole sheet of monkey stamps, and the entire stamp collecting market collapsed.

Financial tycoons never speculate in stocks! Gambling kings never gamble! Antique connoisseurs don't collect and find bargains! For example, Chen Dongsheng opened an auction house in the 1990s!