The restoration of cultural relics starts from the live broadcast

Chapter 288 Live Storytelling (Subscribe)
Tang Wanjun posted a bunch of pictures of her hometown.

Among them is an unknown waterfall picture that is quite similar to my draft.

Chuhe asked Tang Wanjun: [What is the name of this waterfall? 】

[This waterfall is called Longjing Waterfall. It is from my house and is not very famous. 】

Chuhe looked at the picture, and from a certain angle, it was almost the same as the scene in his sketch.

Is it here?
Chuhe is not sure.

He checked the distance between Longjing Waterfall and Detian Waterfall and found that it was quite close.

He immediately decided to go to Longjing Waterfall, and if he couldn't find the Seven Star Dragon Abyss Sword there, he would go to Detian Waterfall again.

But there is no rush for this.

After all, he had been skipping classes for too long.

Presumably many teachers have already had opinions.

It is better to take advantage of this time to establish a good relationship with the teachers, and then take a few days off to find out.

Thinking of this, Chuhe was a little excited. He didn't expect that he would also embark on a journey of treasure hunting.

If the Seven Star Longyuan Sword can be found in the cave, it will shock the entire martial arts world!
I remember how many children had dreams of martial arts and traveled around the world with swords.

Every young child has a rivers and lakes dream.

Seeing that he had nothing to do, Chuhe simply started the live broadcast.

Speaking of the live broadcast, it seems that he has not opened it for three full months.

In fact, if the current side tasks do not require the accumulation of appreciation points, Chuhe will not start a live broadcast.

After all, every time he broadcasts live, he can't do both.

Either watch the barrage in the live broadcast room and answer questions, or carefully restore cultural relics.

Taking advantage of his busy schedule, Chuhe started the live broadcast.

[I'm going, who did I see? 】

[Chuhe Pigeon King came out? 】

[It seems like how many months have passed, please do the math. 】

【It’s been half a century.】

In this way, Chuhe was ridiculed by them and finally appeared on the scene.

【Fat. 】

【I feel thin. 】

[I feel cheap. 】

[Pfft ha ha ha ha, what kind of sand sculpture netizens are these]

Chuhe smiled, and then greeted: "Hello, everyone!~"

【OK~~~】

A bunch of barrages were filled with good words.

[What did the anchor repair today? 】

Chuhe said immediately: "There is nothing to repair today, just chatting with everyone."

[What are you talking about, right!Did you really go to Daying and take back the "Picture of the Admonitions of the Female History"? 】

Chu He nodded: "Yes, I took it back from the Queen of England."

[Holy shit, excellent! 】

[Zhen Nima is a talent, you are really a national treasure! 】

In the face of everyone's praise, Chuhe is also very modest: "In fact, it is not only me, but also the efforts of other people."

[Yes, everyone is excellent. 】

[But you are the fattest! 】

Seeing that everyone was interested, Chuhe simply said, "If you want to know some legendary cultural relics, let me tell you a story."

Everyone was naturally excited when they heard that they were going to tell a story, but they lacked knowledge and didn't know any legendary cultural relics, so they asked Chuhe to choose the most representative one.

Chu He thought for a while, opened the books released by the system in his mind, found the number one legendary cultural relic, and then said: "Speaking of the most representative one, of course Jiuding."

【Jiuding?Nine tripods? 】

[Is it that Simu Wuding? ! 】

Chu He shook his head and explained: "No, no, Simu Wu Ding was made by Zu Geng or Zu Jia of the Shang king to sacrifice to his mother Wu. It is a representative work of bronze culture in the Shang and Zhou dynasties."

"It's now hidden in the National Museum in Kyoto."

Chuhe talked about the difference between the two.

【Then what is Jiuding? 】

"Speaking of Jiuding, it's amazing."

Chu He smiled: "Jiuding is synonymous with Huaxia, and it is a symbol of the supremacy of kingship and the unity and prosperity of the country."

"The Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties regarded it as a national treasure that symbolized state power. During the Warring States period, both Qin and Chu sent people to ask the king of Zhou to hand over the tripod."

"But later, during the reign of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, the Nine Tripods sank under the Surabaya River. Later emperors valued the power symbolism and significance of the Nine Tripods, so they recast the Nine Tripods many times. Wu Zetian and Song Huizong also cast the Nine Tripods."

Because Chuhe had already written the script, he talked one after another, which made them listen with gusto.

But at this time, someone was confused: [Does this Jiuding really exist?Who cast it? 】

"That's a good question, it's passed down from generation to generation, just passed down from generation to generation!"

"At that time, in the early years of the Xia Dynasty, King Yu of Xia divided the world into Kyushu, and asked the state herds of Kyushu to contribute bronze to cast Jiuding to symbolize Kyushu. The famous mountains, great rivers and strange things in Kyushu all over the country were engraved on Jiuding, and one Ding symbolized one state. And concentrate the Jiuding in the capital of the Xia Dynasty."

"Have you read "Historical Records"? It was written by Sima Qian. The "Historical Records Fengchan Book" at that time recorded: 'Yu collected the gold from Jiu Mu and cast Jiu Ding. All of them tasted the gods and ghosts of the gods. When they were saints, they prospered, and the tripod was moved to Xia and Shang. Zhou De declines, Song Zhishe perishes, and the tripod is destroyed, but it is not seen.'”

Chuhe found this historical record on the Internet and showed it to them.

After they saw it, they all exclaimed that there was such a symbolic item.

[I always thought that the only thing that symbolized was the Jade Seal of Chuanguo. 】

【I also think so! 】

"The ancient bronze crafts in China are highly developed, and many rare treasures have been handed down. However, in terms of historical value, none of them can compare with the Jiuding of the Xia Dynasty. Later generations called the struggle for power "Dingding" because of the For a long time, Jiuding has been regarded as a symbol of royal power."

[I suddenly understood what it means to keep a promise. 】

[Holy shit, I just found out that the Jiuding who kept his promises is this Jiuding! 】

【! ! ! ! 】

Many water friends asked Chuhe to tell the next story.

Chu He thought for a while, but couldn't think of any more shocking cultural relics for a while, so he opened "Stories of Famous Paintings"

He found a very meaningful and famous painting, and said: "Do you know "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains"?"

[I know, it’s a bad movie! 】

【Andy Lau got it right?It was the first time I really fell asleep in a movie theater, and I fell asleep. 】

【I'm not just greedy for Zhiling's sister's body, I'm too lazy to spend money to go to the movies. 】

Chu He didn't know whether to laugh or cry, and hurriedly explained: "Actually, this "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains" is not the title of the movie, but a real painting."

""Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains" is a painting of the Yuan Dynasty by Huang Gongwang. This painting took 3 years to complete. It was burned in the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. It was broken into two sections. The front section was mounted separately and renamed "The Leftovers "Mountain Map" is now hidden in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum, and the latter part still uses its original name and is hidden in the Palace Museum in Baodao."

"Why do you say that this painting is one of the top ten famous paintings in China? What exactly is it painted? Let me find pictures for you."

After a while, everyone saw beautiful pictures.

"This painting depicts the early autumn scenery on both sides of the Fuchun River. The picture includes peaks and hills, flat slopes, jungle tree houses, fishing boats and small bridges, grass, trees, terraces and rocks, etc., rotating and rolling. They are dense and dense, with different postures, rich and natural."

"In 11, the staff from both sides of the strait finally agreed to exhibit together. This was the first complete presentation of Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains after decades of separation. On that day, all those who love painting went to see this painting! The Forbidden City Museum in Baodao is limited! You can only enter by lottery!"

As soon as these words came out, everyone issued an exclamation mark!
(End of this chapter)