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Nearly a thousand...a thousand well-known paintings and calligraphy works?

Worth more than 20 billion yuan?

The curator took over the campus reporter’s microphone, and faced the camera with excitement, spitting out: “Such as "Chanjiang Picture", "Linjiang Mansion Spring Hunting Picture", and even the famous calligraphy masterpiece "Wen Xue", etc. Such works have been donated to the collection of the Imperial Capital Cultural Museum!"

Who is a student who can be a great student?

All of them know that they are all well-known paintings and calligraphy works in ancient China, they are cultural treasures of China, and they are of great value.

It's just that there was a lot of war in the past, many paintings and calligraphy works have been lost abroad, and now it is impossible to get them back.

Some time ago, they also saw news reports that Chinese archaeological experts had to fly to foreign museums to apply for research in order to study XX antiquities. Is that ridiculous?

It's not that there are no rich people who donate cultural relics, but people donate one by one. Have you seen hundreds of donations? Simply unheard of!

The Bai family has so many calligraphy and painting works?

Even the Liu family from the scholarly family of the imperial capital could not have so many.

The curator of the Imperial Capital Cultural Museum saw that everyone was confused. He squeezed the microphone and became even more excited. Tears flowed from his eyes sincerely, and he almost choked up: "These paintings and calligraphy works are from the Calligraphy and Painting Society of A country! It is Bai Chuwei. The lady spent a lot of money to buy it, and then donated it to our museum!"

The curator could no longer call Bai Chuwei a classmate, but directly called "Ms. Bai Chuwei" to represent his respect.

As a curator engaged in cultural projects, he had to respect such a young girl of 18, 19 and 9 years old with such great courage! So even if he is busy, he will come in person today!

The corners of Bai Chuwei's lips bend.

These paintings and calligraphy works are all from the painting and calligraphy association of country A. The manager reluctantly “voluntarily” donated them to the museum in the name of Bai Chuwei. To the museum? There is a pit in your head.

After thinking hard, the manager said that Miss Bai Chuwei bought these works and donated them.

Of course, the curator is convinced.

He is not a member of Country A. He suddenly figured out that these cultural treasures belonged to their Chinese nation, so they took the initiative to return it, and they did not exist!

Bai Chuwei must have spent the money.

The curator has heard that Bai Chuwei actually went to the exhibition of the Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Society of A in the Imperial Capital before, and drew a tortoise on Li Can’s face and posted it on the Internet.

It is estimated that this was when I talked to the manager.

The curator is so moved crazy, what is this?

This is disposing of family wealth!

It cost more than 20 billion to buy it from the manager of the calligraphy and painting society, and without blinking, he turned around and donated it to the museum so that all Chinese can see it.

This is to regard money as dung, he has no such courage!

The curator of the Imperial Capital Culture Museum became more excited as he thought about it. He stared straight at Bai Chuwei, and suddenly bowed deeply to Bai Chuwei, choked up and said: "On behalf of the Imperial Capital Culture Museum, thank you Madam Bai for your generosity!"

The student was stunned, and couldn't help but learn the curator's movements and bowed deeply in Bai Chuwei's direction, and said in unison: "Thank you Ms. Bai!"

They are Chinese, these cultural treasures returned to China again, they should also say thank you to Bai Chuwei!

Everyone bowed together, and this shocking scene was directly captured by the reporter's lens.

Some students who were mixed up couldn't help but muttered: "Ms. Bai Chuwei, Ms. Bai..."

Why does it sound like they are talking about the statue of Ms. Bai of the Emperor?