After thinking for a while, an idea suddenly came to my mind: "Shu Yi, swap the characters "yuan" and "man" and try again!

Jiang Shuyi reached out and wiped the three words in the second line into the blank space, and then wiped them in again in the new order. When the last word "Xun" was wiped in place, the box made a soft "cluck" sound.

There is obviously a loose gap in the front tooth plate of the front door.

Jiang Shuyi pulled the pair of ivory-carved miniature door knockers and gently opened the box door, revealing six small drawers inside.

After gently pulling on the first drawer and finding that it could be opened, Jiang Shuyi said excitedly to Zhou Zhi: "Zhou Zhi, it worked! It turns out that the password is: the wind and rain disappear overnight, and the hospital is full of smoke in the morning. I am still worried about flowers and things are pressing.

, treat your husband badly!"

"Good boy! Amazing!" Mr. Sun smiled and patted Zhou Zhi on the back: "Not bad, not bad! Hehehehe..."

"This object..." Fei Guan also came over and had just seen the magical unboxing scene clearly: "Shu Yi, is your uncle interested in selling this box? I, Gongmei, can auction it for you, and I guarantee a good price...

…”

Jiang Shuyi carefully closed the front door of the box, scrambled the poem a little, locked it again, put the mirror back on the box, and re-covered the top: "Thank you, Uncle Fei, there's no need for this, this is Auntie

My uncle will never agree to sell this relic."

Zhou Zhi is dumbfounded. I worked hard for a long time to crack the secret of the box, but you didn't even open the drawer to show us?

When I think about it again, it becomes normal. Jiang Shuyi is a person who pays great attention to protecting her own and other people's privacy. Moreover, this matter concerns her uncle and aunt, so it is completely normal not to show it.

He was not polite at the moment and directly commandeered the piece of velvet covering the tabletop: "I'll wrap it up for you..."

Seeing such a dog-licking attribute made everyone around him roll their eyes.

"We're going to have dinner when we're done." Manager Fei greeted everyone: "There are tables open at Lao Ma Ti Flower House opposite the park, let's all come together."

"Uncle Fei, let's... why don't we just go?" Jiang Shuyi was still a little embarrassed.

"Go! You must go!" Fei Guan said with a smile: "There are two classmates too! This male classmate's poetry skills are not bad. Although it is not the correct answer, he still spelled out a poem, which is pretty good!"

Zhou Zhi took the package from Jiang Shuyi's hand: "Since Uncle Fei said we were going to treat you, it would be bad for us to be too polite. We can just return the invitation another day."

"Yes, that's the truth." Fei Guan said with a smile: "This is called courtesy. It's just a simple meal, nothing serious!"

"Thank you, Uncle Fei." Jiang Shuyi smiled and thanked Fei Guan.

"It's okay, don't be so polite to your uncle." Fei Guan said with a smile, and then said to Zhou Zhi: "Elder, follow me to the front and order food first."

Zhou Zhi knew that Fei Guan was going to say something, so he quickly followed him.

"What's the matter, uncle?"

"You have to help set up the auction for the afternoon." Fei Guan said, "If the price of something is really ridiculously low, you can help lift it or even take a photo of it, and then return it to the warehouse."

"Then if I take it out in the future, others will recognize it?" Zhou Zhi was surprised and amused at the same time. He had only heard of people who faked auctions and hired child care workers to help with acting. He never thought that he would also be a child care agent.

"Are you kidding me? Can I repeat the success of hundreds of thousands of pieces of Gongmei?" Fei Guan said proudly: "This is the strength of the provincial cultural relics store!"

"Does this concept apply to all provinces?" Zhou Zhi couldn't help but wonder: "The number of cultural relics is in the hundreds of thousands or hundreds of thousands?"

"Then it depends on where." Fei Guan said: "Actually, there are more traditional large provinces, which are almost the former Kyushu of the world, plus the later capitals, Guangdong and Hong Kong. There are more cultural relics stores in these places.

, the rest, such as several autonomous regions and several provinces in the northwest and southwest, are not so rich."

"The market in the capital is the most popular right now, which is why we are going there in a few days. As for the beauty of our crafts in the capital of Shu, they are more than better than the worst. Anyway, we don't rely on them to make a living. We also sell new handicrafts.

It’s a market!”

"I understand. It seems that I will have to run outside more in the future."

"Yes, there is one general store of cultural relics all over the world. There are many things that ordinary people cannot see when they look at the display windows. In fact, this business is all about connections and qualifications. Someone has to show you the door."

"I will take you to meet some big bosses when you come to Beijing this time. From now on, your business, whether it is buying or selling, can be properly represented."

"Can't I just rely on Uncle Fei?"

"I'm not bragging about the domestic market. Uncle Fei is really capable." Fei Guan said with a smile: "But the overseas market is beyond your reach. I think you are very ambitious. If you want to make money internationally in the future, you have to rely on their overseas market."

Direct transfer agency rights all have foreign investment licenses.”

"I understand, thank you Uncle Fei."

In fact, Fei Guan is absolutely right. Zhou Zhi must get involved in the overseas cultural relics and art markets.

However, he prefers to find an agent directly in Hong Kong. For example, Jack, whom his cousin knows, seems to be a very nice person, and he can be asked to help find him, instead of going through a big boss in China.

After all, domestic big guys actually have to go through foreign-funded agencies, and most of them conduct agency business through their offices in Hong Kong. Zhou Zhi feels that there is an extra layer of trouble.

However, what Fei Guan said makes sense. With his qualifications and connections, being able to get to know these big guys is certainly not a bad thing.

However, Fei Guan misunderstood and smiled evilly at Zhou Zhi: "You're welcome, you must know that overseas cultural relics can be of great benefit."

"Freedom of buying and selling. Right, Uncle Fei?"

"Hehehe, Elbow is really smart!"

The state has quite a few prohibitions on the sale of cultural relics.

For example, pre-Qin bronzes and jades, and pre-Han Dynasty pottery figurines, pottery, and stoneware are all directly prohibited from trading;

There are other regulations. For example, it is strictly prohibited to resell privately collected cultural relics for profit and to sell them privately to foreigners.

For another example, except for approved cultural relics shops and auction companies that operate cultural relics auctions, other units or individuals are not allowed to engage in commercial business activities of cultural relics.

There are also just a few ways to acquire cultural relics: inheriting or accepting donations according to law; purchasing from cultural relics stores; purchasing from auction companies that operate cultural relics auctions; exchanging cultural relics legally owned by individual citizens or transferring them in accordance with the law; other legal methods stipulated by the state

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There is also a bottom line: all cultural relics unearthed after 1949 are theoretically state-owned cultural relics and are not allowed to be collected and sold by private individuals. It is a crime to record them.

Therefore, some cultural relics handed down from ancient times, or cultural relics unearthed before 1949, are actually allowed to be collected and sold by private parties. Naturally, no one will say anything when such cultural relics are presented to the treasure appraisal program.

Of course, there are also "edge balls" such as picking up items from antique markets.

All these rules and regulations add up, that is, only through legal channels, purchasing cultural relics that were unearthed 49 years ago and passed down in an orderly manner can be considered a legal cultural relics transaction in China.

If you sell it, you will also be subject to the export restrictions of the national cultural relics protection law. It can be freely circulated within the country, but after reaching a certain level, it is not allowed to go out, and it cannot be sold to foreigners.

The restrictions on cultural relics acquired at overseas auctions are much smaller.
Chapter completed!