However, Lao Chai, Lao Wang and Lao Li did not understand this level. They thought it was a waste to appreciate a high imitation of "Ladies with Hairpins" based on Zhou Zhi's ability, so they encouraged him to show them a few more things.

However, apart from porcelain, calligraphy and painting, being thoughtful about other things is not considered proficient. Unless you open the door and see the objects clearly, you don't dare to talk nonsense about anything else.

When I got here, I discovered that my knowledge system actually still had huge flaws. For example, there were huge differences between southwestern bronzes and northern bronzes and southern bronzes. They were full of local characteristics and were deeply influenced by central Yunnan and Tibet.

, the appearance is very different from those in major famous museums. Zhou Zhi came all the way to see the excitement, but he didn't dare to take action.

There are also bamboo wares, many of which are exquisitely carved and thickly coated. Because they cannot be judged by the times, they have no choice but to abandon them.

On the contrary, I found a few pieces of Qing Dynasty and Third Dynasty porcelain with wide open doors. Lao Chai could identify those with his own skills, so there is no need for Zhou Zhi to talk too much.

But Lao Chai can tell it, and so can the seller, so the price is very high, even higher than what you get in Gongmei Shopping Mall.

This phenomenon illustrates another situation, that is, people nowadays have begun to be a little blind in following the trend of cultural relic collection. They do not know where to buy real high-quality products, and most of what they see is similar to the mixed good and bad in the cultural relics market.

The purpose of cheap things is to "pick up leaks", not to learn.

In Zhou Zhi's eyes, doing this is a waste of time. It can be said that more than 90% of the stalls in this cultural and entertainment city are worth less than the broken pottery and porcelain randomly picked up by the Yangtze River.

Of course, there are two things to say, that is, the ancient broken ceramics by the Yangtze River and the "dazzling array" of real and fake things here are two sets of value systems.

In the end, Lao Li took action and bought a set of dental appliances.

This Zhou Zhi can actually see it accurately. Judging from the weathering marks and carvings, it should be the craftsmanship of the Thirteenth Line of Guangdong during the same period, including finger wrenches, tooth plates, snuff bottles, and bird-adjusting sticks, which were standard equipment for the former Eight Banners dandies.

But the patterns above are those of European manors and foreigners holding umbrellas.

It can be regarded as a bizarre product of the enlightenment period when the west wind spread from the east. The price is not low, it cost Lao Li 500 yuan.

Zhou Zhi knew that Lao Li was a bit of a loser in this transaction, because this set of items would be like ancient jade and ancient bronzes, and would not appreciate in value in another twenty years.

The reason couldn't be simpler. National control prohibits large-scale circulation. Only a small amount of inherited and orderly things can be circulated, and the price cannot be speculated at all.

But since it is true, Zhou Zhi has no reason to block Lao Li's deal.

Just talking and watching like this, three hours passed almost in the blink of an eye. It dawned very early in the summer, and soon there was no need for a flashlight.

This is a good time to grab goods. The transactions in the market seem to have suddenly become lively. It is no exaggeration to describe it as a bustling crowd.

And many sellers are eager to go back and even start "fire sales".

In the market, many sit-down shops have opened. After the rolling shutter doors are pulled up, the glass windows inside are exposed. It can be seen that the quality of the goods in the stores is much higher than that on the street stalls.

"Boss, are you interested in sitting at home?" Lao Chai said with a smile, "If you like, we can find a place where we can sit down for a while. I'm quite familiar with those people."

I did meet a lot of people to say hello to Lao Chai along the way, and I was guarding the shop while I was visiting ghost markets to pick up missing items and replenish supplies.

"Why don't you go to Dayazhai?" Lao Wang said, "The tea is good there."

"Okay, it doesn't look like a big place, but it's quite tiring after walking around for a few hours. Let's go. I haven't seen Lao Zhang for a while, so I just want to go see him today."

Dayazhai is located on the dividing line between the second-hand goods area and the antique area of ​​the market. There is also a shop selling Guokui, fat and rice rolls next to it. There are small tables and benches outside the shop. There are many people eating and it is very lively.

It is in sharp contrast to the deserted store.

The decoration style of Dayazhai actually has no decoration style. The facade has glass walls on two sides, and a glass wall and glass door on one side. On weekdays, the three rolling shutter doors can be pulled down to completely close it. When the door is opened, the rolling shutter door is opened, and the inside is very bright.

The room is surrounded by antique cabinets, separated by glass, and filled with all kinds of antiques.

There is a counter against the only concrete wall, and behind the counter is a display window. The items sold here are relatively valuable but small items.

There are two large blue and white vats in the corner of the counter, with many scrolls inserted in the vats.

In the corner outside the counter is a solid wood coffee table and sofa for entertaining guests. The materials are all made of golden nan, which is abundant in Sichuan. The coffee table in particular is made of a whole piece of wood and is cut in half. It is polished very smooth and is unique to golden nan.

The green gold threads shone brightly in the early sunshine, instantly upgrading the style of this place.

The owner is a middle-aged man with a beard and thick eyebrows, but strangely, he is supposed to be a disciple of a martial artist, but he seems to have a somewhat elegant demeanor, and he is cleaning with a feather duster in his hand.

Seeing a few people coming in, the middle-aged man smiled: "Lao Chai, Lao Wang, Lao Li, I haven't come to visit you for a while."

"I came here specially to have a cup of tea." Lao Chai said with a smile: "Everyone was too busy to talk in detail just now. Let me introduce you to a kid, Zhou Zhi from Jia Chuan. Zhou Zhi, this is from the Xianqiao Antique Shop.

The big boss, Zhang Cheng and Zhang Tieguai!"

"Hello, Uncle Zhang." Zhou Zhi greeted quickly.

"Sit, sit, sit." When Zhang Cheng came out from behind the shop with a tea jar, Zhou Zhi realized that the man's legs were lame and he was actually disabled.

This is probably the origin of the nickname "Tieguai".

"Your Uncle Zhang is also a strange person. He played in a band when he was young and was famous in the Shu capital." Lao Chai seemed to be a close friend of Zhang Cheng and spoke very casually: "Later, my son was so brave and fierce in the song and dance hall. I suffered.

When I got injured, I lost my job when I came out, so I just picked up the rags."

"However, a talented person can thrive wherever he goes. Look at this, it's such a big business created by picking up rags!"

"Idiot, don't listen to his nonsense." Zhang Cheng used the Kung Fu tea ceremony that is now spread in Guangdong and ordered tea for everyone: "Study hard and go to university, that's the right way."

"You're looking down on someone, aren't you?" Lao Chai picked up the cup and said, "This little brother of mine doesn't even need to take the college entrance examination. The professor of the History Department of Shu University is trying to recruit someone. Isn't this an elbow?"

Obviously this was what Fei Guan was talking about. Zhou Zhi couldn't help but look embarrassed and raised his cup: "It's nothing. I must take the exam in college. Hey, Tie Guanyin is pretty good..."
Chapter completed!