Another British old woman s vase sells for sky high prices, why are there so many Qianlong porcelain

Because during the Qianlong period, there was already a simple ** at home and abroad, and porcelain also began to prevail. In order to grow the economy, there may be a lot of these official or unofficial transactions to get income.

Another British old woman's vase sold at a sky-high price, and there are so many Qianlong porcelain in Britain, all of which were looted from the Old Summer Palace during the Eight-Nation Alliance's war of aggression against China!

Because the ancestors of the British were drug dealers and strengthened thieves!

The British and French forces burned the Old Summer Palace, and a lot of porcelain in it was looted, but now I still have to learn English, don't forget the national shame, and revitalize China.

Because Britain once participated in the Eight-Nation Alliance's war of aggression against China, a lot of porcelain was snatched by British soldiers at that time.

No matter how much it is worth, it is definitely higher than this **, and it can be said that it is priceless. In addition to its own value, this vase has greater historical value and research value. Ancient porcelain is very valuable today, but some people may miss it if they don't know the goods.

Recently, a Qianlong vase was sold in the United Kingdom for 1 pound**, but this man never expected that this vase was worth 700,000 yuan in China, which was a windfall

The British man bought a wall bottle at a charity store in Hertfordshire for 1 pound (RMB) and hung it on eBay for a cheap **, but after attracting onlookers, he found out that it might be a sky-high treasure - when he was overwhelmed by the ** of this small yellow vase, he quickly understood that its value must be more than he requested. “The gentleman picked the vase in the charity shop because he liked the way it looked. The auction house guy said

He was both shocked and excited when we explained its importance. ”

The anonymous buyer, learning of the vase's meaning and value, removed the vase from eBay. The vase will be auctioned on November 8. Experts studied the 8-inch pear-shaped wall vase and believed it was made by Emperor Qianlong.

It has his inscription on it and was written for a palace. The vase is about 8 inches, and the bottom is impressively printed with the words "Qianlong Imperial System". The bottle has its inscription.

The pattern marked on the vase suggests that it was not used for export, but for the palace of one of the emperors.

The pear-shaped vase is designed for wall display with floral decoration on the front. The iconic yellow undertone is important because it is a special color reserved for the emperor.

In the eyes of our people, that is spiritual culture, not something that can be achieved by material money.

The Qianlong vase was sold for 1 pound in England, but its true value is priceless in our eyes and has a high historical value.

If in China this vase is a priceless treasure, this is the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancient people, foreigners will not understand and will not cherish.

In the hands of those who need him, he is priceless, and in the hands of those who do not need him, he is a vase.

Its authenticity must be priceless in the current view, because it has a long history and research value, even if you buy it, it will cost more than 10,000 yuan.

The Qianlong vase was sold for 1 pound in the UK, and I think there are very complicated reasons for such a low priceFor example, the person who bought this vase himself does not understand antique appreciation, and does not think that it is an antique porcelain, and the reason is that the vase itself may not look very much like an antique, without the temperament of a precious antique.

If you analyze this matter with the purest idea, the problem should be that the foreigners who sold this vase did not recognize that it was a vase from the Qianlong period. Foreigners are not like us Chinese, regardless of the historical level, they have some knowledge of various dynasties, on some engraved porcelain and other items are bothThere will be speculation as to whether this will be an antique ideaIt will even be taken to a professional organization for identification, for example, there will be that kind of treasure appreciation program on ** station soon.

And foreigners are different,Most people don't know much about Chinese history, and even if antique porcelain is engraved with a word indicating which dynasty made it, they can't read itThey treat a porcelain vase they see by chance just like we treat Yiwu small commodities, subconsciously thinking that this is not a valuable item, it must be a modern imitation.

As an ordinary person among foreigners,He may not have imagined that he would have an antique porcelain from the Qianlong period, so I casually sold the vase for 1 pound **.

In addition, we all know that Qianlong's aesthetics are more festive, the patterns on the porcelain in the Qianlong period are very plump, the pattern should occupy the entire porcelain, and the color is also colorful and dazzling. When a foreigner sees a vase in this style, he may not even think that it will be a precious antique.

The Qianlong vase was sold for 1 pound in the UK, and the reason for such a low price was that there were many such vases.

Because there were a lot of ceramics at that time, Qianlong felt that they were not valuable, and there were many in the palace, but now they are valuable.

There are many reasons for this, it is possible that the vase itself is not valuable, or it may be that it was maliciously sold for a pound.

Because Britain belonged to the great powers at that time, they would not give China ** at all, and Britain at that time did not know the value of Chinese cultural relics at all.

Because our country's Old Summer Palace was destroyed, a large number of cultural relics were lost, and in the hands of gringos, they did not know how to appreciate and cherish it.

I think that regardless of whether it is the material of the vase or not, it is an old age after all, and it should be respected and cherished.

Because they don't know how to appreciate it, they don't understand the historical significance of it, and they don't know that it embodies the crystallization of the wisdom of our ancestors.

The vase of the Qianlong period was sold for 1 pound in EnglandBecause it should be a foreigner who does not know the goodsI didn't recognize that this was a genuine product from the Qianlong period, and the people who bought it must have thought that this was an ordinary vase, I didn't expect it to have such a noble identity.

If it is really because of ignorance, foreigners sell the Qianlong vase for 1 pound **, it is actually understandable, and I think there are the following reasons. First of all, as a foreigner, he doesn't know much about Chinese culture, so he can't tell what period the pattern of this vase is popular, he might think that this is an ordinary porcelain made casually with modern technology.

Secondly, Qianlong's own artistic aesthetics had a great influence on the artworks of the Qianlong period, and you will find it if you look at the porcelain of the Qianlong periodThe patterns on the porcelain of that period were very complicated, the pattern fills the porcelain to the full, not to mention, the color is also colorful, which makes people feel dazzled when they see it, and they don't know the key point. In Western countries, many people's aesthetic style is more minimalist, think that simplicity has a concise beauty.

So in the face of this vase in the Qianlong period,They may not have imagined that this would be porcelain made under the aesthetic leadership of an ancient Chinese monarch, naturally do not think that this is some precious antique.

In addition, the person who owns this vase himself is an ordinary person who does not know much about Chinese antiques, and may not have thought that he would own a Chinese antique porcelainMistakenly think that this is a modern mass-produced vase similar to Yiwu small commodity wholesaleIf the pattern of this vase does not conform to its own aesthetics, it is really possible to sell this vase in the Qianlong period at a very casual **.

Chinese ceramics are world-famous, and vases from the Qianlong period were sold for 1 pound in England, probably not in the palace.

Because China was strong at that time, and there were too many vases at that time, Qianlong probably didn't know that it was very valuable.

It depends on the quality of this porcelain vase, whether it is a high-quality product, and it also depends on the stage of the Qing Dynasty, which is produced by **, and the value is related to these things.

Because this vase in the Qianlong period did not cause a sensation at that time, at least it was not a very scarce cultural item!

Isn't this the humiliating history of China in the last century, when the Eight-Nation Coalition entered China and robbed tens of thousands of treasures in the Old Summer Palace, how could foreigners cherish China's treasures.

It is possible that the vase is fake. It is also possible that it was maliciously sold for a pound.

Probably the destruction of the Old Summer Palace and the humiliation of the country. There is also a possibility that the gringos are illiterate.

It is very difficult for China's cultural relics to be recovered, and the provisions of international conventions do not have the right to recover them. Therefore, even if it is found that such and such cultural relics are Chinese, there is no obligation to return them to China for free, although I personally think that they should be returned to China, and Chinese cultural relics can fully extract their cultural value in China.

European aunt's house, idle 50 years of vase auction 63 millionThe vase was found in the pet room of a European aunt, who found it valuable, even though it had been left unused for 50 years。She asked an expert to look at the vase, and the expert felt that this vase was not ordinary. The expert sent the vase** to the chairman of Sotheby's auction house Asia for appraisal, and the vase was indeed very valuable.

Auction house experts also found a record of the vase, which had been sold at the auction house in 1954 for $56 and $101 for $101.

On the 11th local time, the vase was sold at auction for more than 9 million US dollars (about 63 million yuan).

How are cultural relics lostForeign invaders loot them directly: When foreign invaders attacked China, they robbed a lot of Chinese cultural relics. Such restitution should be unconditional in accordance with the agreement of the United Nations.

But in fact, it is very difficult to come back, it is difficult to obtain evidence whether the cultural relics were robbed or bought, although I think this statement is very scoundrel, but it is really difficult to obtain evidence.

Smuggled out: This can be regarded as being sold, generally a cultural relic has changed hands many times, that is, the owner legally paid to buy it, and it is impossible to get it back.

State gift: Given for cultural exchange or other reasons.

A facsimile of the Tang Dynasty of the Tang Dynasty of the exiled cultural relics "The Female History of Zhentu": now in the British collection, this facsimile was painted by Gu Kaizhi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It was robbed during the invasion of China by the British and French forces.

Now the scholars of our country want to see this painting and have to go to England through the glass**, which is really annoying.

Tang engraving "Diamond Sutra": The engraved "Diamond Sutra" is the only work of the engraving age in China. The beginning and end of the book are complete, beautifully carved, is able to represent the mature printing of our country's works, in 1907 was snatched by the British from Dunhuang, so far more than 100 years abroad has not returned.

The head of the beast in the Old Summer Palace: When the Eight-Nation Alliance invaded China, countless cultural relics in the Old Summer Palace were robbed, and those that could not be taken away were burned by a fire, and the bronze statue of the head of the beast that was robbed at that time was snatched away. After some efforts, the ox, the tiger, the monkey, the pig, the horse, the rat, the rabbit, and the dragon were found and returned to China, but the four animal heads of the snake, the sheep, the chicken, and the dog are still missing.

So far, there are still many cultural and cultural logistics left behind, and there is no way to return to China due to various historical reasons, which is really helpless. I hope that those lost cultural relics can be returned to China as soon as possible, although foreign countries can also be preserved, but I think that the cultural relics can return to their original places, so as to more fully show their own historical and cultural value.

The old European woman has been idle for 50 years The Chinese vase was sold for 63 million, and it stands to reason that the Qianlong emperor should return it. However, some cultural relics have been passed for too long, and after many changes of ownership, these cultural relics have become foreign personal property, so we can only buy them to get back the cultural relics that belong to us.

It stands to reason that it should be returned to China, after all, it is the imperial property of the Chinese emperor and belongs to China. But now the vase belongs to the old woman, and we don't own it.

It's not clear about this matter, because there is a collection industry, so many things are legal, so we hope that people can pay it back but others can not pay it back.

It is not strange that the old woman in Europe has a Chinese vase, and since it is already in the hands of others, and they are not illegally gained, there is no reason for them to return it, and they can trade or replace it.