Treasure Hunt America

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Noda Yoshihiko is worthy of being the leading treasure appraiser in Japan, especially when it comes to Chinese antiques. This guy can be said to have a lot of information at his fingertips. [Place \\| Cross \\| Search \\| Classic \\| Classic \\| Small \\| Say \\| Free \\| Fee \\| Down \\| Load \\| Xiao \\| Say 】

This Mingxi Sect also has the news of the creation of an ink jade pen holder, even Jin Muchen doesn't know about it, and this guy can not only open his mouth, he can even open his mouth to explain the whole process of discovering this pen holder. , and even the age of the ink jade pen holder, when it was finally judged to be genuine, can be clearly stated.

Relying on this skill alone, it is definitely not comparable to any ordinary treasure appraiser. Even Jin Muchen, who thinks he is an expert, sighs to himself.

Not to mention the half buckets of water like Mitsui Takawa and Mitsui Guangliang, after hearing Noda Yoshihiko say this, he couldn't help but believe this guy's judgment even more.

The jade dragon chair in front of me must be a masterpiece handed down by the carpenter emperor of the Ming Dynasty. You can say that Noda-kun is very familiar with Chinese antiques. How can people see things wrong with such skill?

Noda Yoshihiko's performance like this has strengthened the trust of Mitsui Takahiko and his brothers in him, not to mention Mitsui brothers, even Jin Muchen who has been hiding in the office, after seeing this Noda Yoshihiko's performance, all I couldn't help but believe that the Jade Dragon Chair over there was really a masterpiece handed down from the Ming Dynasty.

Of course he knew the truth, but when he saw the confident expressions of the Mitsui brothers and Kobayashi Kyousuke, his stomach was about to burst into laughter.

Because this dragon chair, even if the whole world believes that it is the work of Ming Xizong, he Jin Muchen will not believe it, because this jade dragon chair is a fake made by him.

This Jade Dragon Chair was actually bought from Lao Luo, an old friend of Sister Tao, when he followed Sister Tao to Pearl City.

There was no shortage of flowers at the time. A total of 1.5 million yuan was spent.

When Lao Luo made this Jade Dragon Chair, he also spent a lot of thought.

I specially purchased the high-quality Lingrun sub-materials in the green topaz of Hetian, and I spent a lot of money on this piece.

Then in order to fake it, this guy is even more attentive. I specifically found a friend of mine who made fake furniture, and from his friend, I got a lot of photos of real furniture from the Ming Dynasty, and then I researched it for several months just by looking at the photos.

Finally started making it. According to the form of the chair in the Ming Dynasty, the jade dragon chair was made using the carving knife method of the Han Dynasty eight swords.

And this production process, according to Lao Luo, took nearly a year, and then he had these finished parts and made them old one after another, and he still used the most traditional methods to make old ones, not modern ones. This quick method of chemical processing makes old, just the old process. It took a year.

According to Lao Luo, he spent more than three years just to make this chair. Originally, he wanted to buy this jade dragon chair as a jade dragon chair that the emperor of the Han Dynasty sat on at a good price.

As a result, he did not expect that it was in the concept of the Jade Dragon Chair that he made the most fundamental mistake.

Because in the Han Dynasty, there were no chairs at all.

In fact, it cannot be said that there are no chairs. There were stools at that time, but the stools at that time were simple in form. They are generally fighting soldiers, sitting on chariots, or stepping on their feet to assist when the cavalry mounts.

So later Chinese stools. That's why it is called a horse stool, and this Lao Luo is just a middle school student who graduated from junior high school. He can be regarded as an expert in jade counterfeiting.

But in terms of archaeological history, he is completely a layman. At the beginning, he just looked at the jades of the Han Dynasty. It is popular in the market, so I wanted to make a big deal, so I carefully concocted such an imaginary fake.

But who would have thought that such a thing, as long as it gets on the market, it will immediately reveal the age, and it does not need experts to identify it, but anyone with a bit of historical knowledge will laugh at him when he sees such a thing.

And when Jin Muchen told him about it, Lao Luo was even more depressed and disappointed.

In the end, Jin Muchen also looked at this chair. Although it is a fake, Lao Luo really put a lot of thought into it. It is really beautiful, and the material is quite good, and it is not a fake and old thing using chemical agents, so it is not harmful. , and only then bid 1.5 million to buy it.

Originally, Jin Muchen wanted to bring this thing back to the United States, put it in his own store, and put it in the promotion B to play.

But after he arrived in Japan, especially when he thought of trying to **** off the Mitsui family, he started thinking about the Yulong chair.

And this jade dragon chair, after this period of time, the moisture in his purple jade space, some of the thief light left after the original fake and old, has completely disappeared, but it is more mellow and natural.

So even if it is a treasure appraiser, it is difficult to tell the authenticity of this jade dragon chair just from the pulp and color of this jade dragon chair.

And most importantly, Jin Muchen had to find a suitable age for this Yulong Chair.

After thinking about it, he also thought of the Ming Dynasty. After all, this Jade Dragon Chair must not be from the Han Dynasty, nor can it be from the Tang and Song Dynasties.

The chair for people to sit on was introduced into China during the period of the Five Husbands, but it really flourished in China during the Tang and Song Dynasties. In the Tang Dynasty, such chairs were called Hu stools, and the chairs at that time had There is an obvious Western style, which is quite inconsistent with the style of the Yulong chair in front of me.

In the Song Dynasty, China finally developed a chair with its own style, that is, the Taishi chair.

It was not until the Ming Dynasty that China's furniture production really developed to its peak, and the chairs at this time were also recognized by later generations as the most Chinese-style chairs.

In addition, this chair is also made by Lao Luo according to the genuine Taishi chair of the Ming Dynasty, but the material of the chair is replaced by jade, and the dragon pattern on the carving is boldly carved. And the carving skills of the Han Ba ​​Dao, but in terms of assembly, he made it completely according to the furniture of the Ming Dynasty.

The most important thing is that many features of this chair are the characteristics of Ming Dynasty furniture chairs, such as the curvature of the back of the chair, and the round legs of the stool legs, which are unique features of Ming Dynasty furniture. .

So if you want to fool people, especially experts, then it's best to say that this chair is a work of the Ming Dynasty.

And how many celebrities in the Ming Dynasty can be attached to furniture?

Jin Muchen thought about it, and thought of the famous carpenter emperor Zhu Youxiao.

In fact, this buddy, historically speaking, is also an out-and-out cup.

His grandfather was the famous Wanli Emperor of Zhongxing in the Ming Dynasty, and his father was Ming Guangzong, the protagonist of the Hongwan case.

And speaking of his father Ming Guangzong, like him, he was also a character whose grandma and uncle did not love since he was a child.

Speaking of his father Zhu Changluo, it was actually Emperor Wanli who, on a whim, was fortunate to have a child born to a palace maid, but unfortunately, this child, fortunately, happened to be the eldest son of the emperor.

This has caused the Wanli Emperor's displeasure. Originally, it was nothing more than a night of romance. Who would have thought that he would have a son, and it was also a child of a palace maid he didn't like?

However, those ministers in the Ming Dynasty who liked to fight against the emperor should not do it. We in the Ming Dynasty have rules, that is, the elder and the younger are orderly, and the throne can only be passed on to the eldest son, no matter who gave birth to the child, But he is the eldest son of the emperor, so he has to be the prince.

And this made the stubborn donkey of the Wanli Emperor even more upset, so he ignored Zhu Changluo, neither interrogated nor questioned him, and left him to fend for himself.

Later, his favorite Concubine Zheng gave him another son, that is, Zhu Changxun, the lucky king who let Jin Muchen pick up a big leak before, and this Wanli wants to make Zhu Changxun the prince.

This made the ministers even more upset, and all the ministers refused to agree, so Wanli ignored the emperor's eldest son Zhu Changluo even more.

And Zhu Changluo grew up in such a deserted atmosphere. It can be said that he has suffered from neglect and scorn in the palace, and even the **** dared to look down on him.

The father is like this, not to mention Zhu Youxiao as the son. When the two are at their worst, let alone become emperors, even if they want to eat their stomachs, it is difficult.

Zhu Changluo is okay, after all, there are ministers to take care of him, and he can still receive the education he deserves, but this Zhu Youxiao is completely out of touch with the royal family.

When he was seventeen years old~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Not to mention royal education, it was difficult to even eat a full stomach. When he was seventeen years old, his grandfather, Emperor Wanli, kicked his legs and returned to the west, and his father was supported. The throne, his life just got better.

And as a prince who has not received any education at all, he can be said to not even know half a big character.

As a result, he was the crown prince for only a month. His short-lived father, because he played **** with the palace maid, finally made the palace maid really unbearable. He gave medicine and died, and he became the Ming Dynasty. Ming Guangzong, the shortest reigning emperor among the emperors.

Of course, there are actually many doubts about the emperor's death method. Some people say that he was murdered by the minister and the empress dowager who was not happy with him in the palace.

Some people also said that this old man died after taking too much medicine because he liked to play sex. Anyway, the evaluation of him is not high.

Of course, according to the analysis of later generations, this may also have a lot to do with the implementation of reforms after he came to power, which touched the cheese of some people.

You must know that the Donglin Party at that time were a powerful group of guys in the DPRK. (To be continued.)