The City's Treasure Appraisal Eye

Introduction to the works "The Divine Eye of the City" and "The Divine Eye of the City": At the subway entrance on a cold night, ten dollars are clenched in my hands, and the breakup message on the screen of my mobile phone is cooler than the evening breeze. When the former lover is nestling in the arms of others, when the ridicule of "trash" pierces his dignity, the inconspicuous bronze seal on Lin Feng's fingertips is quietly sucking up a drop of blood. His fingertips were slightly numb, and his eyes suddenly brightened up - the veins of steel bars under the mottled walls and the secrets of time in the texture of old objects were all invisible to him. From then on, the ancient jade covered with dust on the street stalls had a millennium of brilliance flowing in his eyes; the fakes with sky-high prices in the auction houses were shoddy when he glanced at them. From a poor boy who couldn't pay the rent to a treasure appraiser who made collectors bow, the path he took was filled with countless "missing" surprises and was also filled with calm responses to those who despised him. The seal characters on the bronze seal are still circulating, and Lin Feng knows: those who have measured him with material things will eventually understand what true value is in his eyes that see through all things.