A treasure-appraisal maniac

Suddenly something happened on the field, and all the eyes of the Chinese people were focused on Zhou Yuming.

Zhou Yuming raised his head and smiled at Lu Fei.

"Mr. Lu!"

“Ms. Gu Lina has donated so much, so I think it’s not too much to make such a small request!”

"As long as you agree, I, Old Zhou, will never get involved."

"Mr. Zhou, do you know who Lu Qinzhai is?" Lu Fei asked with a stern face.

"Of course I know this, but it's all based on hundreds of years of history."

"What's more, Mr. Lu is not useless, right?"

"As far as I know, during the Anti-Japanese War, Mr. Lu organized employees in Paris and New York to donate money and materials to China, and he still made a contribution."

"Not only that, Mr. Lu also personally went to Geneva to participate in the charity sale organized by the local Chinese Women's Federation and donated a total of nine collections."

"Also, Mr. Lu also held a Chinese cultural relics exhibition in London, and all the proceeds were donated."

"In 1947, Mr. Lu also donated the Warring States Bronze "Sizi Pot" unearthed in Luojing, Zhongzhou to the Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall of Tiandu University."

"stop!"

Lu Fei interrupted Zhou Yuming and said coldly.

"Mr. Zhou, when I hear what you said, why do you think it's like improvised lines?"

"It's so clear-cut!"

"Well"

"Don't get me wrong, Mr. Lu, why should I prepare these?"

"This is all my personal opinion." Zhou Yuming said awkwardly, sweating profusely.

"What's your personal opinion?"

"You only see this little profit, but do you know how many items Lu Qinzhai resells overseas?"

"If nothing else, the fact that one hundred and nineteen Chinese treasures are displayed here in this room is enough to explain everything."

"Mr. Lu, you, you can have your own opinions, but you can't stop my opinions, right?"

"It's really bad for you to be like this." Zhou Yuming said.