Chapter 580 Different Strategies for Different Things Must Be Different

The treasures of the Celestial Dynasty have always flowed out, let alone a dozen oil paintings, it is a celebrity, preferably a very valuable oil painting that must be sent in.

The construction of the museum will definitely speed up several times.

After reading the copybook, as soon as the second wooden box was opened, a blue and white plum vase appeared in his eyes.

Old man Guan smiled and took out the plum vase, and introduced the 'Ming Xuande Blue and White Kuilong Jar'.

It's a pity that there is a copybook, although Li Changheng estimates that this jar with a lid will be worth at least tens of millions of RMB in the future.

But when compared with copybooks, people are not very interested.

Fortunately, after thinking about it for a while, there are really not many treasures that are comparable to copybook-level treasures that will appear in the auction house in the future.

Thinking about it this way, he began to appreciate the blue and white pot seriously again.

Half an hour later, after Zhang Tianzhi came in and said that Ran Xinming had arrived, Li Changheng thought for a moment, and while putting away the copybook and the blue and white pot, he talked to Zhang Tianzhi.

"You take these two treasures to the bank with Master Guan and Chunming to deposit them. Besides, you need two passwords and keys to the safe, and Master Guan and I need one each."

After finishing speaking, he looked at old man Guan and said, "After the museum is built, shall we put these two treasures in the museum together?"

Unexpectedly, Old Man Guan shook his head after hearing this, "If you want to donate just now, I believe you, and if someone spreads a little gossip about my going to the bank, I will definitely be annoyed to death in the future."

In this case, Li Changheng thought for a while, and simply let Ruan Mei take the copybook and jar, accompanied by Ran Xinming, to the museum directly.

For a person of his status, it is better to let people know that things belong to him than to be sneaky.

Of course, Li Changheng also knows that it is only 72 years at this time, and there is no problem in cooperation, but some things cannot be decided immediately.

To avoid trouble and unnecessary disputes, I simply used the name of Ruan Mei, a Hong Kong compatriot, to deposit it in the museum with a storage fee of 50,000 US dollars.

And he did this, probably because he had already expressed his goodwill and importance, and Ran Xinming gave him an authoritative and unquestionable ownership certificate the day after the things were put in.

Moreover, he is the owner of the copybook and the blue and white pot, not Ruan Mei who sent it over.

Li Changheng was overjoyed when he saw the calligraphy on it.

As for the copybook attached to the certificate, which prohibits going abroad, he didn't care at all.

On the contrary, when she was happy, she called Annie and asked her to pack the three oil paintings of Cézanne in her hand, which was not the most valuable but the largest, and took it to Beijing by private jet.

When he brought people to the Magic City Academy of Art to see with his own eyes how the cartoons of this era were made.

The lawyer told him that all the relevant legal and storage measures, as well as insurance, for the oil painting to be exhibited at the Academy of Fine Arts were settled within a few days.

Not only did he acquire the copyright of Havoc in Heaven for only US$200,000, but even though the land for the museum was not approved, the superiors agreed with him to buy a courtyard house with four entrances.

Moreover, he also agreed to rebuild it by himself and use it as a collection room that is not open to the public.

That is to say, although this matter did not work out, it was not without workarounds.

As for Li Changheng, if he had to make a second choice, he actually only needed a safe place to store the antiques he had collected that was completely his own.

As for other problems, at worst, wait a few years, and everything will be much easier.

And as long as he can rebuild the courtyard, it is guaranteed that the courtyard can be made safer than the treasury.

Or simply repair and redecorate it according to the style of the old building.

Built to be habitable, the room has a courtyard of a vault-level vault.

Let's make a calculation, not to mention the one million dollar ticket that was issued, that is, all 1.42 million Chinese coins have been used up, and in the end, even half of it can't be used up.

In this case, Li Changheng listened to the old man Guan's suggestion and heard that a lot of huanghuali wood could be found in the south.

Simply use the remaining 700,000 yuan to buy huanghuali, and build a full set of tables and chairs, beds, cabinets, dressing tables, etc. A full set of furniture that can fill the living room of 6 rooms.

If this is really finished, except for the house and living room where he and Ruan Mei live, he will immediately seal up the other rooms.

When guests come, they can only live in a room with mahogany furniture.

Li Changheng, who felt that he had picked up a big deal, agreed to send the old man's son and daughter-in-law to Hong Kong Island.

As for work, it's easy to find a stable job, but if he wants to go to England or the United States, he definitely doesn't care.

Anyway, old man Guan is now an art consultant with a monthly salary of 1,000 Tianchao coins. How well his son and daughter-in-law can live depends on how many good things old man Guan can give him, apart from whether he works hard.

Of course, there must be means to counter and guard against Han Chunming's master and apprentice.

Relying on the good relationship with the museum, after the things were collected, more than a dozen masters took turns to look at them. It is unbelievable that so many people can be bought by both their master and apprentice.

Moreover, after the fact that the superior did not agree to the museum, he also understood that it was not a high-profile time, and it was even more unrealistic to collect a large number of antiques.

Fortunately, as long as you are willing to spend money, you can still buy antiques with clearly marked prices in state-run and foreign exchange malls.

As for whether something is good or not, it depends entirely on luck.

However, let’s not talk about such a big place as Beijing.

Appraisal masters in local supply and marketing cooperatives and other places can look at things such as huanghuali tables and chairs, but many things such as calligraphy, paintings, and porcelain will be misjudged.

It's a pity that it's not so easy to go around everywhere.

There is also a shortage of transportation, poor road conditions, unsafe roads and other factors. It is better to let Han Chunming stay in a place with the most good things like Beijing.

And since a large number of antiques are collected, maybe it will make someone unhappy, for the long-term benefit.

There is no need for me to confront those people at this time.

Anyway, in the next ten years or so, the price of antiques to me, whether it is tens of thousands, 100,000 or millions, is just a matter of whether the things are good or not.

Moreover, the RMB will depreciate in the future, soaring from 1.42 to around 8. Even if the price of antiques has increased, it is still not bad for Li Changheng.

So in recent years, we simply only accept high-quality goods.

If there are only a dozen or dozens of pieces a year, after the masters of the museum have seen them, Li Changheng himself can take the time to take a closer look.

Besides, the current amount of funds given to Han Chunming is only 100,000 US dollars a year.

In addition, Ruan Mei will come here every now and then every year, and she will take care of the money, and this chick's competitive personality, even if she doesn't know anything about antiques, Ruan Mei will definitely separate and find someone to look at in batches.

Moreover, if you pay 50 or 100 yuan plus some chicken, duck and fish these days, let alone the experts in Beijing City, you can go to Tianjin to find a master with real skills.

After finishing the antiques, Li Changheng went to Shanghai to read the hand-drawn sketches from the days of the riot in Tiangong.