Which area has the busiest, most lively antique street and the highest chance of picking up a leak?

To say that the city has the most antique street stalls, the most people, and the most lively? It's Pan's homeland. You learn for the first time, learning is the most important, Tianjin Shenyang Road is also good, are often visited places.

The probability of leak detection is small, but it is not nothing, not as alarmist as upstairs, I have picked a lot, the key is to see your knowledge reserves, Jiangxi is more fake, please be sure to know.

As far as my years of experience in playing porcelain, I have to go to the antique market often, and if I can't touch it, I should learn it, and I will take it decisively. First read more books, go to museums more, raise the eyes delicately, antique identification is a kind of marking, first look at the appearance, and then remember the color (such as blue and white hair color, remember the standard blue of each dynasty, Yongxuan's blue and black, Chenghong's verdant, Jiawan's blue with purple, Kangxi's emerald blue, etc.), master the wisdom, and then learn small skills, judging the fetus, glaze, paragraph, bottom foot, old and so on.

Without a certain amount of antique knowledge and the experience of visiting antique stalls (antique cities), it is the same to go to **. (I'm not hitting you) it is recommended to look more and buy less, listen more and watch more, and shoot less when you go to **. 1.

Beijing: Panjiayuan (the country's largest antique distribution center) 2the ancient city of Xi'an; 3.

Nanjing: Chaotian Palace; 4.Chengdu:

Send Xianqiao antique market; 5.Shanghai City God Temple: Treasure Building, Treasure Hall, Yunzhou Antique City; And so on and so forth.

It's better to practice your eyesight first, learn more related knowledge, and go to museums to see treasures. Genuine. I wish you progress and find good treasures soon.

There are many people in Panjiayuan in Beijing's Liulichang Temple, Shanghai's Chenghuang Temple, and Tianjin's Shenyang Daoist people, and the chance of missing is zero. Generally, porcelain shards are also new, not old. You can go to Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, where you can buy a set of old porcelain fragments as specimens.

I think you should go to the Nangong Antique Market in Taiyuan, Shanxi. Take a stroll around the Kaihua Temple Antique City. Look at the cultural relics on the ground in Shanxi.

Underground cultural relics look at Shaanxi. Besides, Shanxi people are real. Kind.

Come to Shanxi to find me. I'll be your guide. Kaihua Temple Antique City West District 206 [Real Collection Treasure] [Tibetan Friends, Integrity of the World] Xiao Feng.

Panjiayuan in Beijing, Chenghuang Temple in Shanghai, Shenyang Road in Tianjin.

Henan Nanyang is the country's largest antique market, the country's imitations all come from here, Henan Nanyang has millions of people operating anti-antique, and after the epidemic, Henan people will carry imitations to the country's major antique markets.

There is a long road in the antique street of the Forbidden City, and there are more than 100 shops on both sides that buy all kinds of antiques. Mainly through the camp antique calligraphy and painting, tourist souvenirs, restaurants, hospitals, tea houses, etc. In fact, next to the building of the antique Yishunlai Art Exhibition Center, there is a slender road that extends down, and there are small stalls on both sides of the road, and there are all kinds of antiques or something.

Some stalls also have all kinds of beads, stones, all kinds of horn combs, and jade. The Forbidden City Antique City is also nearby, so you can go around.

To tell the truth, no matter those antique markets now, ghost markets are basically full of fakes, and the number is definitely more than the real thing, and it is not easy to find good things. Yes.

Answering the idea of going to a remote countryside or to some collections, everyone spends more money to buy, there is an old saying about antiques, otherwise it is expensive to buy, and you are afraid of buying fakes. Therefore, you must pay more attention and think twice when looking at the goods.

Jiangnan goes less, Changsha Tianxin Pavilion feels very good. The three major antique markets in Jiangbei are Dezhou in Shandong, Zhanglan in Shanxi, and Jinzhou in Liaoning. In addition, Shanxi Houma, Yuncheng, Shandong Liaocheng, Hebei Hengshui, Inner Mongolia Chifeng also like it. The main thing is your own eyesight.

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On the shelves are old antique handicrafts, small dao, not expensive!**Also.

When you walk into the store, you look around, your eyes stay on the remnants of the open door, you ask!He'll say, you're a connoisseur!Because, selling collectibles, selling goods to know the family!

Know the family, understand the goods, and know the price!The "National Treasure Gang" is to listen to stories and buy goods, but they don't know how to sell and can't bid!

Ancient China.

The city with the most play cities is Shanghai, with hundreds of antique cities. Each antique city has tens of thousands of shops. Return.

Beijing is the earliest antique city in history, it can be said to be the cradle of the antique city, Panjiayuan is relatively old, and the antique city is now more graded. The rest of Beijing's home chain stores have small antique shops in the basements of shopping malls.

Shenzhen is more flexible to play, there are several fixed antique cities, and the key is to mix these antique crafts everywhere in the shopping mall.

Wuhan's Xudong Antique City is the largest, and it is also the kind of antique city that is noble and noble.

Chongqing's antique city is very classy, with hundreds of shops.

Jinzhou Antique City and Shenyang Luyuan Antique City in Northeast China are quite large.

There are about 100 shops in Qinhuangdao Antique City, which is quite large.

Gansu Antique City is the antique street, and the food street is fused together, the thing is mainly the pottery of handicrafts, and the trade is good. Popular. Tomorrow in the food street, if you eat and drink a lot of skewers, you will go to the antique shop and see everything.

Lanzhou's airport antique shops are also large and classy, with shops the size of our usual minimum of 30 shops. Good benefits.

Shanghai Yangpu Park stall antique market every week.

3. Shanghai Lingshi Road stall antique market every week.

5. Shanghai Yunzhou stall antique market every week.

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Wuxi antiques are basically concentrated in the area of Nanchan Temple, Nanchan Temple, a tourist attraction integrating eating, drinking and playing. The main body is the Nanzenji version.

Walking Street (the main attraction of American Food), there are also flower and bird markets and antique markets around it. Transportation: Bus:

G1 Road Nanchan Temple (Chaoyang Square) Station Get off. Metro: Get off at Nanchanji Station on Line 1.

If you are an antique lover, if you want to find old objects, the current antique market with more ancient knowledge in the country is considered Houma, Shanxi.

Genus, Yuncheng, Zhanglan antique market, these antique markets, the old objects left by the people, the old antiques miscellaneous items are more, more or less there are some unearthed cultural relics small pieces. If you want to find something you like, it depends on your eyesight, luck and money.

Founded in September 1989, BAI is currently the largest antique art trading center in Asia, with a distinctive Chinese Chinese character. Ancient.

A: The city is divided into two blocks: A and B. Block A was built in 1995, with a total construction area of 28,000 square meters, and more than 600 cultural relics companies and antique dealers are stationed in the site, including more than 50 foreign antique dealers from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Italy, Denmark and other countries; Block B opened later than Block A, officially opened on September 24, 2010, adopting a 24-hour business model to serve the industry and high-end collectors, forming five major brands such as "incense, bronze, Ming and Qing dynasty ancient jade, porcelain, furniture".

If you want to pick up the leak, go to a small county seat! There are many opportunities in the antique market.

On weekends, it's rare to have free time, and you can walk around the antique market. It's been a long time since I've been here, and I don't feel like much has changed.

Every Saturday here, we have an antique market at the Cultural Place. When the sky is not dawning, the ancient knowledge of late play dealers from all over the world will gather here to enter the side of the antique trade. said that it was a Yun Mengsui antique, but in fact, the big guys also knew that most of them were fakes.

Even if it is genuine, a large part of it can only be called old goods, and its value is very low, and most of them are picked up during the renovation of suburban villages and the demolition of houses.

The difference between old goods and fakes is clear at a glance, and some fakes can be said to be fake at a glance, and everyone needs to polish their eyes. For example, the following items need to be seen by a discerning person.

The following pair of copper hammers are expensive. At first glance, it is quite beautiful, including the exquisite decoration on the hammer. But if you look closely, there are still flaws on the hammer handle.

This defect is due to the low temperature of the copper water during casting, which leads to too fast condensation and lack of meat. This defect is relatively low-level, and the craftsman who can make the copper hammer so beautifully will not allow this kind of finished product to be produced.

In addition, the pattern on the hammer should be engraved, and the pattern on the two hammers here is exactly the same, and it was originally cast from the same mold, which does not conform to the production method of this weapon used in pairs.

Look at the copper incense burner below. We don't go to check whether the type is correct, at first glance, it is very old and the pulp is thick. But after turning around in the hand, the problem came again.

For example, in the circle, the potholes are also defects generated during casting. For the same problem, the craftsman is willing to work hard to make a beautiful ornamental shape on the belly of the incense burner, which shows that he is still a skilled craftsman. Since it is a skilled craftsman, it is necessary to produce fine products, and it is impossible to allow this kind of rough incense burner to come out, and leave a large amount of money underneath.

Looking at this object again, one has the word "auspicious" on his head, and the other has the word "auspicious" on the top of his head, which means very well. If you have such a pair at home, it is a good choice. However, wait a minute, let's look at the ivory, this polishing technique is too bad, not even polishing.

The point is, the tool for grinding is an electric grinding wheel. Therefore, the same problem comes, human beings have not used electric grinding wheels for many years, if the treasure owner sells it as a modern handicraft, it is just that, if it is sold as an antique, it is a fake. On the other hand, the elephant is equally delicate and beautifully made, and there should not be such rough tusks, even if they are bought according to the handicraft, the price cannot be high.

And copper coins. In recent years, the market for copper coins has exploded, and the transaction price has also risen. The hot market has also led to the proliferation of fake copper coins.

For example, the following copper coins, I don't count them carefully, but it is estimated that there are several hundred. So many copper coins are not easy to come by, and it takes a lot of effort to collect. Take a closer look, no, how can these copper coins be in the same condition?

The old and new degrees, the toning, and the size are almost exactly the same. There is only one possibility of this state, that is, they are produced under the same conditions, or it can be said that they are produced by the same goods and the same counterfeiter.

Panjiayuan thrift market is a very wide market, covering an area of 48,500 square meters. Located in the southeast corner of Beijing's Third Ring Road, it is the largest thrift market in China, Monday to Friday shops and greenhouses are open in one district and two districts, cultural relics calligraphy and painting, four treasures of the study, porcelain and wood furniture, etc., a total of more than 3,000 stalls, China's 24 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, involving more than a dozen ethnic groups such as Han and Hui have people set up stalls here.

The main items of the market are jewelry and jade, antique furniture, four treasures of the study, ancient books and paintings, old books and periodicals and daily necessities. It is a great place to buy and appreciate antiques, handicrafts, collectibles, and decorations. There is a gem identification center of Peking University in the market, which can issue authoritative certificates or provide consultation for jewelry and jade on the spot.

The market is called "the country's largest thrift market", "the country's largest collectibles market", and "the country's largest folk arts and crafts distribution center".

In 2004, Panjiayuan thrift market was rated as one of the "Top Ten Antique Markets in China" through public voting at the "First Annual Ranking Awards Conference of China's Collecting Industry". On February 28, 2013, China's well-known trademark "Panjiayuan" won the honorary title of "Beijing's Top Ten Commercial Brands", "Panjiayuan" has become the carrier of regional culture, a characteristic cultural symbol, a title that touches local feelings, and an intangible asset in the cultural treasure house of the Chinese nation.

Panjiayuan thrift market is the cheapest thrift market in Beijing, and some people say that it is like a museum, with a long history, known as the "ghost market", attracting a large number of Chinese and foreign tourists. Before October 2003, it was divided into two large sections, one for porcelain and miscellaneous handicrafts; One is a stall selling used books to the west of it. The sale of porcelain handicrafts is divided into four areas, and the second area is dominated by old porcelain.

Beijing has a long history and rich cultural connotations, especially since the Ming and Qing dynasties, as the capital, it has gathered the treasures of the world in one pool. Beijing's profound cultural accumulation has created a cultural relics exchange market like Panjiayuan.

Let's start with the "ghost market".

After the mid-to-late Qing Dynasty, Beijing spontaneously formed a "ghost market". The "ghost market" is also known as the "ghost market", that is, the night market, which disperses at dawn. In the early years of the Qing Dynasty, Beijing's "ghost market" was extremely prosperous, and some royal nobles stole their family treasures for money; Some rooster and dog thieves also sell their stolen goods in the dark, and antique connoisseurs often miss out on buying some cheap.

Beijing's "ghost markets" were many in Tianqiao, Xixiaoshi, Gaoliang Bridge, Chaoyangmen, etc., and disappeared after liberation. Spontaneous recovery in 1992, every Saturday afternoon, there are small traders and hawkers in the suburbs of Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Northeast and other places drive to the construction site next to the Huawei Bridge opposite Panjiayuan, and pick up the lights to sell in the early morning of Sunday, the purchase and sales are booming, commonly known as the "Huawei Bridge Ghost Market". As the nearest city to Beijing, since the end of the Qing Dynasty, after the opening of Tianjin, many dignitaries, royal relatives and relatives moved to Tianjin.

Sellers often spread newspapers or a piece of plastic sheeting on the ground, put a few antique jade, real or fake old handicrafts, old books and newspapers, and then squat to the side, scanning pedestrians with their eyes, and there is no loud selling. Buyers quietly walked among the stalls. A little insider, even if he sees something he likes, he rarely asks the price directly, but "looks around" and pretends to be a layman.

Psychologically, people who sell old books and antiques in the ghost market hope that the old goods they will bring can be sold smoothly before dawn, otherwise as soon as the morning dawns, the urban management industry and commerce will also come; And those who go to buy old books and periodicals are afraid that they will be too late and the good things will be bought by others.