A San just patted Jia Sidao on the shoulder kindly and said, "Brother, you are still too shallow in the industry and don't understand many things. Don't say it's you, even some experts who have been in the industry for several years will not easily touch the big item of calligraphy and painting. You will gradually understand it in the future."

Jia Sidao could only return home in depression and search for information.

Not to mention anything else, the palace office where A San and Ali often talk about it. Jia Sidao only knows a rough idea, but is not very clear. After this trip to the provincial capital, Jia Sidao's horizons have undoubtedly broadened a lot. After all, in the past, it was only limited to a small place like Linhai City, and there was some information on the Internet. In contrast, he did not know much about the collectors and the state of collecting in society.

Antiques emphasize orderly inheritance and orderly, and every thing can tell a lot of things.

It’s like Yanran’s white jade Ruyi. Without the background explanation from A San in advance, even if Jia Sidao got it carefully, he would not have had too deep understanding. Without the accumulation of historical knowledge, it would be good if he didn’t make any jokes.

To give the simplest example, the Qing Palace Construction Office should be clearly called "The Qing Dynasty Inner Government Office", because it was originally set up in the Qing Palace, also known as the Inner Government Office of the Inner Government Office of the Inner Government. In the 23rd year of Qianlong, that is, before 1758, the Inner Government Office had a painting academy, a bell, a glass, a gun, a map, an enamel, a gold-plated work, and a jade work. Later, after being sanctioned from previous dynasties, in the Guangxu period, there were 14 workshops, 61 craftsmen, commonly known as the 61 offices of the Inner Government Office. To put it bluntly, the Inner Government Office is a place where the Emperor makes things, gathered famous craftsmen from all over the world, not only from China, but also from Europe.

However, in terms of the details of each job, many fakes often reveal some falsifications because they do not have a true inheritance history. In today's terms, they are "hard flaws". For example, someone took out an enamel porcelain and said it was from the Shunzhi Dynasty. Then, you don't have to look at it and you can know that this thing is definitely fake.

The official name of the enamel porcelain should be "Porcelain-Body Enamel". According to the documentary and archives of the Qing Palace Building Office, it was a new type of porcelain created by the craftsman of the Craft Office who successfully transplanted the copper-body enamel painting technique onto the porcelain body under the instruction of Emperor Kangxi.

Emperor Shunzhi was before Emperor Kangxi.

Of course, the above is just the most crude example. Enamel was founded in the late Kangxi period and flourished in the Yongzheng and Qianlong periods. It was a craft treasure that was monopolized by the palace. Even if someone wanted to pretend, he would not be so stupid that he went to Emperor Shunzhi. But if someone said that I got this thing from Puyi's son, do you believe it? This is obviously a lie, and it can also be directly denied. According to official historical records, Puyi got married five times and had no children.

This is an obvious inheritance error.

And how many emperors were there in ancient China? How many years were there? Temple posthumous posthumously? The reign of each emperor? Children?

It is said that China is vast and rich, that's right, but the appearance of anything must be related to the general environment at that time. It's like in history that porcelain could not have appeared out of thin air. There always needs to be pottery, glaze, kilns that can be fired, etc., so that porcelain will flourish. Otherwise, let you build a spaceship out of thin air in ancient times?

If the basic knowledge fails, I will blindly collect it without realizing the era of this thing. The general environment at that time may have suffered a lot of losses even if I enter the collection industry.

After Jia Sidao looked through some information, he naturally saw many such examples of slashing eyes. Who can I blame him for not being good at learning skills?

However, enamel porcelain is indeed rare. Later generations called "Gu Yuexuan" and foreigners called "Rose Color".

The required white porcelain body was specially made by the Imperial Kiln Factory in Jingdezhen. After being transported to Beijing, it was painted and burned at the Qing Palace Construction Office. All the required graphic patterns were drafted by the Ruyi Pavilion of the Craft Office, and were imperially designated by the emperor, and then painted by the court painters onto the porcelain according to the same. Whether it was invented or declining, they were limited to the palace and were for use by the royal family. They were imperial products that the common people could not get a glimpse of.

If you can collect one, it will be a pleasure to make you feel happy.

Jia Sidao had an indescribable yearning for the exquisite porcelain pictures on the computer screen. However, he had no money, no eyesight, no opportunities, and he could only have a taste of it.

While eyesight can be exercised, opportunities are hard to come by. However, Jia Sidao can start with the gambling stones he is most confident in the accumulation of original funds. So, in the following days, Jia Sidao temporarily gave up looking at other types of information, and focused on the jadeite-like information, especially the prices of jadeite of different quality. After a systematic comparison, he could have a basic idea in his heart, so as not to suffer a big loss in future transactions.

Of course, Jia Sidao has never been able to leave his mental strength training, which is the foundation for his life and his life to make a fortune.

During the weekend, Jia Sidao would also go to the "Weekly Diary" jade shop to learn about the market conditions of jade. After a few times, Ali fell in love with jade as fascinated by Jia Sidao, and it was no wonder that she was used to it. However, she hadn't seen Yanran much in the past two Saturdays, which made Jia Sidao a little curious.

And Asan was no longer as diligent as before. According to Ali, it seemed that Asan had encountered a small nail in front of Yanran. Jia Sidao was thinking, could Asan confess his love?

Instead, when I think about A San's personality, there is really such a possibility.

However, Jia Sidao would not reveal other people's scars, so he didn't care much about A San's movements in recent times. He just occasionally called and asked for something. As a result, a few days later, he got the news that A San had a new pursuit partner, which made Jia Sidao smile bitterly for a moment. Looking at himself, he was still lonely. Should he be serious about finding one?

However, for a moment of dazedness, many women's faces appeared in Jia Sidao's mind, and in the end, he shook his head slightly.

Time passed June without hesitation. Jia Sidao asked for a leave, made some preparations, and went to Yunnan alone!

What made Jia Sidao quite depressed was that in a place like Zhejiang, Linhai, a coastal area, does not have a train station or an airport. Not to mention Linhai, a county-level city, even in Taizhou, there is only a small airport in Luqiao.
Chapter completed!