Reasons for the popularity of live broadcast of traditional culture

Teacher Ma, a collector and writer, founded the first folk museum with a family treasure of over 654.38 billion yuan. Everyone knows that Ma Weidou is rich. He has opened museums all over the country. He often talks about variety shows and enjoys a good position in the circle. Because Mr. Ma speaks humorously and chats happily with each other, everyone likes his live broadcast and is looking forward to it.

Ma Weidou's ancestral home is Weihai, Shandong, but he grew up in Beijing and is a native of Beijing. Teacher Ma's main identity is a writer. He not only has the ability to talk about Kan Kan, but also has a certain taste. He is also a collector and the founder of Guanfu Museum. Teacher Ma has a good eye for cultural relics. Every time he goes to the countryside, he will find many treasures, saying that Ma Weidou is a scholar, but he is actually more like a businessman. Ma Weidou is very good at managing himself so that his life can generate income. Step by step, he has accumulated a lot of money today. Museums in Ningxia have also established permanent funds.

Mr. Ma began to focus on collecting slowly from 1980s, and most of his collections were ancient artifacts from China. By the 1990s, Mr. Ma's collection had reached a certain scale, with thousands of collections, including ancient furniture, ceramics, Wan Wen, jade and so on. His collections are of high economic and research value and have made great contributions to the study of China culture. He is a real collector.

Teacher Ma traveled all over the world to study and watch the museum of classical art, and also brought our ancient doors and windows in China to all parts of the world to promote the traditional culture of China, which is considered that young people fall in love with traditional culture. Young people know little about traditional knowledge, and further study can also promote our understanding of China's traditional culture. Therefore, Mr. Ma also founded the first classical art museum in the season of 1996!