The old farmer in Inner Mongolia unintentionally dug up a piece of national treasure and sold it for

It was later discovered by the museum's staff, after which the national treasure was placed in the National Museum, and the farmer rubbed shoulders with the national treasure and disposed of the priceless treasure as a scrap.

Later, this old farmer lived a very good life, and he would travel to other places every year, and he could increase his personal knowledge.

After being discovered to be a national treasure, he handed it over to the state and was placed in the National Museum of China as a treasure of the town museum.

Later, it was found to be a national treasure, and then it was placed in the national museum, and people were not allowed to visit it, which shows that it is particularly important.

China has a long history, and it has also left a large number of treasures to future generations. Some of these precious historical relics have been discovered by the world, but many are still buried under the loess of Hunger Prefecture. Due to various reasons, some ruins have been destroyed, and those treasures that were originally buried underground are also very likely to appear in some inconspicuous corners due to chance.

The next thing I want to tell you is that an old farmer in Inner Mongolia picked up a stone, but he didn't expect it to be a national treasure.

This happened in the 70s of the last century, when a farmer surnamed Zhang was working in the field when he accidentally found a hole in the process of planting rice, and there seemed to be something in it. Intrigued, he put his hand inside, and after digging for a long time, he found that there was only a hard, ring-shaped rotten object inside, which was nothing unusual from the appearance of the disorderly respect, like an object made of stone.

The old farmer, who didn't take this matter to heart, threw the "stone" in his pocket and went to work in the fields. When he got home, he took it out and used it as a toy for his children, and after a few days, the dirt on the stone was almost gone, and it showed the image of a dragon, and it was reddish.

The old farmer, who felt that something was strange, took advantage of the day of the market to bring the stone with him and went to the city museum to find an expert for identification. However, after reading it, the experts did not identify what era of cultural relics this was, and were finally taken away by the experts for 40 yuan.

This strange stone has been kept in the local museum, and a few years later, archaeologists discovered an ancient cultural site in the local area, and found a large number of jade objects in it, with a unique luster, hard texture, and very precious value, known as Hongshan jade.

At this time, the experts of the museum remembered that they had spent 40 yuan to receive a similar jade a few years ago, and the experts hurried to the museum to take the jade over for identification, and found that this was the Hongshan jade found in the ruins, and because it was carved with the image of a dragon, it was more precious in the jade, and it was a national treasure.

The old farmer accidentally discovered it, and after a few years, it became a national treasure, but in that era, 40 yuan was a lot of money, and the old farmer could be regarded as a loss and gain!