"I'll paint you a picture, and you keep it for a few hundred years, then claim it was given to you by a great Huaxia painter. It might be worth a lot of money." Chen Yiyang joked with Moy Hua.
So Moy Hua understood the significance of that piece by Li Bai just now.
Although it's likely from the Tang Dynasty, not all old items are valuable.
This stuff is only wanted by museums domestically for collection and exhibition, private collectors wouldn't bother taking a look.
Because private collectors aren't fools; they collect antiques believing that as long as the economy keeps growing, these antiques will definitely become more valuable.
Moreover, keeping physical items at home is much safer than investing money outside.
But a piece of art forged by a common person of the Tang Dynasty has no room for appreciation in value.
"It seems our Japanese archaeological field is quite keen on this kind of forgery, without knowing the reason."
