I Found A Planet

August 30.

A cargo plane flying from London, England slowly landed at the Imperial Capital International Airport.

After the plane stopped.

The media reporters who had been waiting here for a long time, with microphones in their hands and cameras on their shoulders, rushed forward and surrounded the plane.

The reporters had excitement on their faces.

Facing the camera, they commented one after another:

"In the past two hundred years, Western colonists have looted tens of millions of precious cultural relics from our country. Even though the contemporary country Z has become rich and powerful, and has negotiated with Western powers many times, they still have no intention of returning them, but treat them as their legal property. It became a representative of them looking up to the glory of the past, but for the first time, the British Museum returned the first batch of 100 priceless cultural relics, and the remaining 20,000 pieces in the museum will all be returned within half a year."

"This is an event of great historical significance, and it is also an important sign that we have entered a superpower!"

"Today is also a day of shame. Every person in country Z should feel proud and proud. The descendants of the robbers compromised. They finally surrendered, but not because we are reasonable, but because we are strong!"

"He who understands the current affairs is a hero. The choice of the British to return the cultural relics is very wise, and it has solved the historical problems that are separated from the hearts of the majority of Z people. The Opium War in 1840 and other grievances have been laughed at since then. Peace and friendship will be the two sides. The main theme of future relations between the two countries."

"Of course, in the return of cultural relics this time, Xinghai Technology's role cannot be ignored, and it can be said to be the biggest contributor!"

"How Xinghai Technology persuaded the British to hand over the cultural relics is still unknown, but there is no doubt that Xinghai Technology has played a more powerful role than diplomats, warships and planes, so that the British had to agree to return the cultural relics... ...this company is the biggest hero!"

"Xinghai Technology did a great job! Just focus on this matter, and I will be a fan forever from now on!"

"Let it go, let it go!"

At this time, more than a dozen experts in white coats pushed away the reporters, squeezed out a way, and quickly reached the tail of the plane, allowing the staff to open the cargo compartment.

Inside the warehouse, there are hundreds of square boxes.

In the box, the contents are naturally precious cultural relics.

The leading expert, wearing glasses and with gray hair, is named Jin Baochang, who is over 80 years old. He is the chief appraisal expert of the Palace Museum. , barely surpassed his.

He is known as a "living dictionary" in the industry.

Since words are written on the boxes, the names of cultural relics are marked.

In the process of carrying down hundreds of precious cultural relics one by one, Jin Baochang could not help but introduce to the media reporters:

"This one is a bronze statue of two sheep from the Shang Dynasty. It is a bronze wine vessel used in sacrificial ceremonies in the Shang Dynasty. The jar is supported by two rams. Two sheep heads can be seen on both sides. The shape is very realistic and reflects the ancient times. The superb utensil production level of the ancients of Z country more than a thousand years ago... its value can be described as priceless."

"This relic, called the 'Cloisonne Porcelain Altar', was made during the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty, when artisans adopted the cloisonne-making techniques of Byzantine craftsmen and improved the technique in the early 15th century. The production of cloisonné porcelain was time-consuming and expensive, Craftsmen use metal wires to outline vigorous dragons and cloud patterns on bronze vessels, and then fill them with glass paste. , and another in a private collection.”

"The pair of artifacts, named 'David Vases', are among the most important blue and white porcelain samples in existence, and are probably the most famous porcelain vases in the world. They were made for Taoist altars, and their value lies above the dragon pattern. , The dated inscription on the side of the bottle neck. This is the earliest blue and white porcelain with an inscription in country Z that we know now."

"This cultural relic is a painting, which is the "Landscape Painting" by Tang Yin, a painter of the Ming Dynasty. Tang Yin is very famous, and he is also known as Tang Bohu, one of the four great talents..."

Jin Baochang introduced one by one, the origin, characteristics, and value of each cultural relic, and he was able to speak a lot of words, which opened the eyes of the reporters present.

I don't know why, but after talking about it, Jin Baochang's old eyes burst into tears.

Can't help sighing:

"I have been involved in the identification of cultural relics for more than 60 years, and I have been to the British Museum more than 30 times. I go there almost once every two years, and the most I go there is three times a year."

"It's not easy, it's not easy. The arrogance of the British is in our bones. At the beginning, we couldn't even enter the museum, but they directly refused... At that time, the country had just opened to the outside world and was still very poor. They looked down on us, let alone Talk about returning cultural relics, and they will blow you away as soon as you mention this."

"After more than ten years, we can enter the British Museum, but we can only watch cultural relics through the glass, accompanied by security guards, we are not allowed to take pictures, and we can only visit for an hour at a time."

"Later, we were able to take pictures, and there were no security guards around, but the cultural relics were still not ours. After negotiating many times, they still refused to return them."

"Humiliation, heartache, every time I see the precious cultural relics of my own country lying in other countries' museums, I feel uncomfortable."

"But now they're back, finally home! I can pet them, study them, this is a national treasure, and they'll never leave again, so good, so good!"

Speaking of this, Jin Baochang was sobbing.

Clap clap!

The reporters applauded one after another, and some emotional female reporters also shed tears.

Seeing this tearful old man, countless viewers in front of the TV or live video also burst into tears.

But more netizens are full of doubts.

How did you do it?

How did Xinghai Technology do it?

Some netizens calculated and analyzed: "The British Museum has a total of about 23,000 pieces of cultural relics from country Z, each of which is a priceless treasure. Let's set a price. The average value of each piece is 10 million, multiplied by 23,000, that's 230 billion soft sister coins!"

"Returning all of them now is equivalent to losing at least 230 billion in economic benefits."

"With the thick skin of the British gentlemen, how could they give up such a huge benefit and return all the cultural relics without compensation?"

"Mystery, this is a huge mystery, there must be some PY transactions behind it!"

Other netizens agreed one after another: "That's right, there must be an unknown transaction here!"

...

Happy Tianyuan.

at the dinner table.

Looking at Chen Jin, Su Yun also asked the same question with admiration and curiosity: "Honey, tell me, how did you do it?"

Mother He Li and father Chen Gang also looked at him with curiosity in their eyes.

"The British are very concerned about face and told us to keep it secret, but..."

Chen Jin shook his head and said, "It's okay to tell you, but please don't tell anyone else."

"I will definitely keep it a secret." Su Yun nodded like a chicken pecking at rice.

"It's actually very simple. We set the initial price of the small star learning machine at 20,000 pounds per unit. The price of the virtual factory and work assistants is also ten times that of the domestic one. The British think it is expensive. I said that it would be easy to reduce the price. £1 off a cultural relic, a learning machine or a work assistant, £1,000 off a virtual factory ... the more you return, the cheaper it gets, and they do the economics and return things.”

So it is!

Su Yun's eyes lit up, and she couldn't help covering her mouth and smiling.

A learning machine costs 20,000 pounds, my man is too bad and too witty!

Calvin, let's update twice these days, and prepare for the next wave of plots