Internet celebrities forcibly exchanged tickets, and my identity as a boss was exposed!

Chu Chen had an idea after he gave lectures on Q and B last time.

Today's young people actually don't know much about the precious cultural relics in Huaguo.

Now that he has his traffic, Chu Chen decided to take the netizens in the live broadcast room to visit the museum and the whole process of maintenance.

Let them understand the history and the country of China.

Chu Chen discussed with Dai Xiaomei first.

Dai Xiaomei had no objection to Chu Chen's decision.

"Dengdengdengdengdeng, we, Master Chu Chen, are invited to tell everyone."

After Dai Xiaomei finished speaking, Chu Chen also appeared in the live broadcast room.

"Today I'll take the older one to another fun place." Chu Chen said mysteriously to the live broadcast room.

The people in the live broadcast room thought they were going to perform Taobao for everyone again, and they were actively discussing it.

"Did you go to the cultural relics market again to search for treasures?"

"Master Chu Chen decides which antique market to go to, I will come right away, and ask Master Chu Chen to take me to pick up the leaks."

"I'm signing up too, and I happen to be in Kyoto."

"I want to sign up too."

"I also want."

"How can you miss me in picking up the leak."

"plus one."

"Add 10086."

"Add ID number."

Chu Chen looked at the comments of the netizens in the live broadcast room and shook his head.

He smiled and said, "Today is not going to the antique market to shop for treasures. You guys have to like the antique market to shop for treasures. I will arrange an issue later when I have time."

"The place I'm showing you today is very valuable, but more importantly, it is very meaningful." Chu Chen said mysteriously.

After listening to Chu Chen's words, the netizens in the live broadcast room became even more curious.

"Ah, I'm more curious about what to do."

"It's not to pick up leaks, and it's very valuable. Could it be to gamble in the quarry?"

"Thinking too much upstairs? How could it be a stone gambling field? Master Chu Chen is a master of restoration of cultural relics, not a master of stone gambling. This is all out of line."

"I'll take a blind guess. It might be to go to the auction house. The things in the auction house are very valuable, but it's hard to say if it's meaningful, but it's really meaningful to some."

"I feel that the guess upstairs is right. Is that going to the auction house to pick up the leak? I'm already getting excited. The auction house, the last time I saw it was in a TV series, this time I can actually see the auction in real life ,so excited."

Chu Chen looked at the comments of netizens in the live broadcast room and didn't say anything.

Chu Chen and Dai Xiaomei made some preparations, and then set off.

It takes about an hour to drive there.

Netizens in the live broadcast watched the two of them go to communicate with the staff first, because Chu Chen is an archaeologist, so the communication went smoothly.

When the live broadcast room started again, the people in the live broadcast room felt their eyes light up.

"Where is this?"

Netizens were at a loss.

At this moment, Chu Chen came over and said with a smile, "Today I will take you to visit the National Museum."

"One of the earliest collections and exhibits of the National Museum is the tooth of Yuanmou people in Yunnan 170 million years ago. This is the tooth in front of you. Take a look."

Following Chu Chen's explanation, the netizens realized that Chu Chen brought them to the museum.

"So Master Chu Chen is taking us to visit the National Museum today? Then my excitement just now was in vain?"

"Although it's not the auction I like to watch, it's also the auction I'm looking forward to, but it's okay to watch these with Master Chu Chen."

"This is self-explanatory, I said I love watching it."

"I want to see it too. The last time I traveled to Kyoto, I wanted to see it, but there were too many people and I didn't make it in line. I'm a little sorry. Thank you Master Chu Chen for making up for my regret, and I will send you a little heart."

"The Western Zhou Dynasty was the heyday of the Chinese Bronze Age after the Shang Dynasty."

"Everyone can look at the bronze sculpture of double sheep in front of us. This one is from the Han Dynasty: it was unearthed in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province in 1967 during the Eastern Han Dynasty. This bronze decoration of double sheep is 7 cm high. This bronze decoration of double sheep stands as two sheep It looks like a sheep with a bowed head, wide-open eyes, curly horns, and an upturned short tail, which looks lively and cute, and is a relic of the Southern Huns."

While talking, Chu Chen pointed the camera to the bronze ornaments of Shuangyang.

"This looks so old-fashioned!"

"Many cultural relics in our country were lost during the station war, or were leaked abroad in those war-torn years. This is a very regrettable thing."

"The National Museum currently has more than 100 million collections. This number sounds like a lot, but with such a long history as a large country in China, this number is actually small. The National Museum now has 48 exhibition halls, accounting for The land area is about 20 square meters."

Netizens know which war caused the loss of so many national treasures.

"The dragon-patterned bronze balance in front of me is 15 cm long and 1 cm wide. It was unearthed in Da Sikong Village, Anyang, Henan Province in 7. This kind of decoration is common on cart scales during the Shang and Western Zhou Dynasties. There are differences. Shape. This balance is decorated with rounded corners and long isosceles triangles. The front is two opposite dragon patterns. The dragon head has horns, round eyes, open mouth and curled lips, curled tail, and flipper-like feet under the body. This body is like a crocodile. The dragon pattern, which is customarily called the Kui dragon pattern, is a common dragon pattern on the bronze wares of the Shang Dynasty."

"Every cultural relic is a witness of a different era. What we can do now is to dig out some living habits and trajectories of that era through cultural relics."

"This one is the phoenix crown of Empress Xiaoduan, with a total height of 48 cm, a crown height of 5 cm, a diameter of 27 cm, and a weight of 23 grams. Therefore, it is not so easy for the queen to make it. Such a heavy one is placed on the head. That head is really heavy, so it’s no wonder that the queens in ancient times liked to let the maids beat their backs and rub their shoulders, mainly because this one is too heavy, hehehe.”

Chu Chen laughed teasingly.

"The phoenix crown of Empress Xiaoduan was unearthed in 1957 in Ming Ding Mausoleum in Beijing."

"The phoenix crown worn by Empress Xiaoduan is made of lacquered bamboo, and the fabric is made of silk. The front part is decorated with nine golden dragons, with pearls in its mouth. There are eight emerald golden phoenixes underneath, and there is also a golden phoenix on the back. The golden phoenix has nine dragons and nine phoenixes in total. The golden phoenix faces down."

"This bead can sway with every step when walking, which is simply beautiful. Under the emerald phoenix, there are three rows of jewel ingots centered on red and sapphires, among which are dotted with green orchid leaves. There is a green mouth ring at the bottom, on which gemstones and beads are inlaid, and the left and right sides of the lower part of the back side are decorated with emerald greens inlaid with golden dragon beads dripping three temples, and the temples are inlaid with hollow golden dragons and pearl flower necklaces, like golden dragons galloping on emerald clouds. The phoenix spreads its wings and soars among the jeweled flowers, and the gold and green are intertwined, magnificent."

Moreover, the phoenix crown of Empress Xiaoduan is inlaid with more than a hundred unprocessed natural rubies, and there are more than 5000 pearls on it, which is extremely luxurious. "

"There is also this picture scroll of Nandu Fanhui in the Ming Dynasty. This picture scroll depicts the prosperous commercial scene of Nanjing city in the Ming Dynasty."