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205(Extra)

Chapter 205 Extra 3: Antiques

Over the past decade, Li Zhenzhen has collected a large number of antiques. These are the treasures of the Chinese nation, and many are the crystallization of wisdom of other nations in the world. Li Zhenzhen's attitude towards collecting has changed from keeping them for herself at the beginning to slowly changing her mind in the end. She wants to preserve a little spark for those civilizations that are about to be lost. Maybe one day, people can peek into the infinite wisdom of human ancestors through these antiques.

Li Zhenzhen thought so and did so. As early as five years ago, she had opened a Li Zhenzhen Museum in Hong Kong. Yes, the name is Li Zhenzhen Museum. After all, she is the owner of these collections, isn't she?

Li Zhenzhen has so many collections, so the space needed for the museum is of course extremely huge. Such public welfare venues are usually built in remote areas far away from the community, but Li Zhenzhen doesn't want to do that. She is the largest landlord in Hong Kong, and she wants to build her museum in the most prosperous Central. The location is the open space next to the racecourse. The original horse training ground has been demolished and turned into the current Li Zhenzhen Museum.

The day this museum opened, it attracted the attention of the whole world. At that time, Li Zhenzhen was already the richest person in the world. Not to mention her amazing personal wealth, her name alone could attract the attention of the whole world. When the news media reported so many exquisite Chinese and foreign antiques, people all over the world were shocked.

It turns out that the richest person has such a nickname. Looking at her huge collection, it is not an exaggeration to say that it is the largest museum in the world. Even the most famous British Museum cannot compare with the richness of Li Zhenzhen's collection. Therefore, Li Zhenzhen Museum dares to say that it is the second in the world, and everyone dares to admit that it is the first in the world.

Isn't it?

There are countless antiques in China alone. For example, any dynasty that people know about can be found here with corresponding physical evidence. The knowledge that roams in books instantly comes alive after being compared with cultural relics.

The people who reacted most enthusiastically were the people of Hong Kong. Their ancestors all came from the same land and originally had a common cultural heritage. Due to historical reasons, they still retain a lot of classical culture and etiquette. Now seeing so many antiques from their motherland, the cultural resonance is so profound that the old professor of Li Zhenzhen's alma mater was shocked by these antiques when he came to the museum for the first time. After so many years, he finally saw the cultural heritage from his hometown again.

At the strong request of the old professor, Li Zhenzhen readily agreed to use the museum as an educational research base for Hong Kong University. Of course, students from all universities and primary and secondary schools can visit for free. This has an unexpected result, that is, the whole nation has set off a craze for antiques. No matter where you go, you can hear people discussing antiques. This craze has intensified and eventually led to the birth of a new discipline at Hong Kong University, that is, cultural relics archaeology. With the support of Li Zhenzhen's collection, their research has obviously been at the forefront of the times.

The vast amount of foreign antiques in the Li Zhenzhen Museum has of course attracted many overseas visitors to visit and learn. Nowadays, all foreigners who come to Hong Kong for tourism will, without exception, list the Li Zhenzhen Museum as their most important tourist attraction, which has indirectly promoted the development of the tourism industry, something Li Zhenzhen did not expect at first.

The focus of her recent attention is that the British Museum and the Metropolitan Museum have sent letters, hoping to borrow a batch of cultural relics from Li Zhenzhen's museum to exhibit at their place. This may be something to be proud of for the Chinese, because the Europeans and Americans who once looked down on them now have to beg them to bring cultural relics to their doorsteps. Haha, who asked Li Zhenzhen to collect so many foreign art treasures back then? As time passed, the value of these art treasures finally showed up. Before foreigners reacted, they were all in Li Zhenzhen's hands.

But Li Zhenzhen's considerations are different from others. Now that she has antiques in her hands, she has to listen to whatever others say. If foreigners want to see her collection, she will not send it to their doorstep unless they come to Hong Kong to see it in person. Once upon a time, such treatment was only available to foreign museums. With the passage of time, Li Zhenzhen finally avenged her hatred. She even sent a letter to the other party, inviting them to bring their cultural relics to Hong Kong for a parade exhibition.

On this day, Li Zhenzhen routinely came to her own museum for a tour. The surrounding tourists generally knew her. After the initial surprise, they all calmed down and turned their amazed eyes to the various antiques. Li Zhenzhen's eyes looked over like them. Now she looks at these antiques again, not with the same amazement as before, but with a peaceful attitude of sharing. It is said that the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. With money like her, the value of antiques is just the icing on the cake. She does not need these antiques to show off her worth. Instead, she is happy to let more people appreciate the beauty of cultural relics.

Because of this, she became a famous philanthropist in Hong Kong and received awards many times. However, these were just superficial reputations and Li Zhenzhen never cared about them. Suddenly, her eyes were attracted by a girl in the crowd.

The woman was probably in her early twenties, and she looked like a beautiful woman, with the style of Li Zhenzhen when she was young. What's more special is that her clothes were much more fashionable than the tourists around her. While everyone was still wearing shoulder-padded shirts and jeans, she was wearing an elegant lavender dress. Her temperament was as graceful as an orchid in the valley.

The key reason why Li Zhenzhen was interested in her was her passionate eyes. The girl looked at the display cabinet with such concentration and obsession that Li Zhenzhen once mistakenly thought it was her former self. Of course, the two people looked very different. For some reason, Li Zhenzhen wanted to walk over and talk to her.

It was strange. Just when Li Zhenzhen wanted to walk over, a group of Japanese tourists came behind her. Although these Japanese were quiet, they really blocked Li Zhenzhen's sight. When these Japanese people walked past, the orchid-like girl also disappeared. Li Zhenzhen looked around and didn't see her shadow.

Could this woman disappear out of thin air? As soon as this thought came up, Li Zhenzhen shook her head in self-mockery. What was she thinking? Not everyone had the same experience as her. There were too many people in the museum, so it was normal for the girl to leave. Since they were not destined to be together, she would no longer cling to this place.

What she didn't know was that the girl was staying in a remote corner at this time. Her bright eyes were full of shock. She couldn't believe it even if she was beaten to death. She just saw the Heshi Bi Imperial Seal. Didn't this symbol of China's orthodox royal power disappear in the long river of history? And why did it appear in Hong Kong? Could it be that the textbooks she had studied before were all made up?

Wait, this place doesn't seem to be called Hong Kong, but the person who just passed by said Hong Kong. Hong Kong? Hong Kong? Did she fall into another time and space again? Oh my god, this damn system is playing tricks on her again. No wonder people look at her so strangely. She has to leave here quickly.

The girl looked up at the surveillance cameras around her, then walked out of her hiding place as if nothing had happened, walked straight to the street outside, and disappeared in the vast crowd.

If Li Zhenzhen had walked over to ask her at that time, she would have told Li Zhenzhen that her name was Zong Qiuyue.