Why did the most expensive treasure collection, 65.438+0 billion, cost 10 billion, end up among the people?

At present, the most expensive treasure collection is worth more than one billion yuan. This collection is the chart of the Eight Immortals Crossing carved on the tiger bone by a famous sculptor in ancient China. At that time, it was given to the Lafayette Cixi as a tribute, and the carving technology was particularly developed. This is a birthday present for Lafaille. At that time, Empress Dowager Cixi, the old tortoise, was very happy after seeing this gift, and he also rewarded the people who contributed the gift. Now the market is valued at one billion yuan.

1. Why is this billion-dollar collection scattered among the people?

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing government was corrupt and incompetent, and the life of Cixi Lafayette was very extravagant, which led Eight-Nation Alliance to take advantage of it and made Cixi Lafayette flee. Many treasures of Cixi Lafayette were not taken away, some were taken away by westerners, and some were scattered among the people. This $1 billion tiger bone picture of Eight Immortals crossing the sea was scattered among the people and was collected by a civilian in China. Finally, this tiger bone picture became a family.

Second, is this billion-dollar collection true?

In fact, experts can't correctly identify the authenticity of this picture of Tiger Bone Crossing the Sea by Eight Immortals. After all, there has never been an identification of this tiger bone map. However, according to experts' estimation, if this cultural relic is really carved with tiger bones and the carving method is very powerful, the displayed figures are very vivid and the value will definitely exceed one billion yuan. The owner of this cultural relic also hopes that this cultural relic handed down from ancestors is true. After all, he can become a billionaire after turning around.

3. What's the story of this billion-dollar collection?

As we all know, China is a country that pays special attention to superstition, because the traditional superstition of Feng Shui can satisfy one's life and death. Although the front of this billion-dollar collection is about the carving of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, the back is about the prediction of the life span of the Cixi Lafayette. The tiger bones on the back are divided into 73 pieces, which shows that the life span of the Cixi Lafayette can only reach 73 years old. Facts have proved that Cixi died at the age of 73.