Treasure Hunt all over the World

In a small conference room in the New York City Hall, Ye Tian was introducing his plan to build an Indian History Museum to the Mayor of New York and other high-level government officials.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I think that the land on East Seventy-eighth Street is more suitable for the Museum of Indian History than the lands just mentioned.

The area of ​​this land is large enough to span East Seventy-seventh and Seventy-eighth Streets, and there is sufficient space for planning to build a landmark top-level museum.”

As he said that, Ye Tian took out his IPAD, called up the map of New York City, and then zoomed in on the map, drawing the piece of land he was talking about, and even circled those old buildings.

Immediately afterwards, he pushed the IPAD in front of the mayor of New York for him to watch.

The mayor of New York looked at the map and the piece of land marked out by Ye Tian, ​​his eyes widened suddenly, and he took a deep breath!

Obviously, he was taken aback by Ye Tian's generosity.

But he didn't express his opinion, and quickly adjusted his mood, and then pushed the IPAD in front of a city official next to him.

The city official in charge of land and urban construction is naturally very familiar with the situation in Manhattan!

"hiss!"

The first time he saw the piece of land marked on the IPAD, the guy immediately gasped and was taken aback!

He could tell at a glance that the land indeed belonged to the New York City Government, and the buildings circled by Ye Tian also belonged to the New York City Government.

After confirming this, he immediately nodded to the mayor of New York.

The next moment, Ye Tianqing's clear voice came out again and reached the ears of everyone present.

"As you all know, most of the antiques that will be displayed in this Indian history museum in the future come from the legendary Golden City of the Mayan Empire, and many of them are priceless treasures.

The tall and magnificent Mayan pyramids we found in the Golden City, as well as the five mysterious Mayan prophecy pillars, etc., all require a lot of display space.

If I can win the 78th Street land for the Indian History Museum, then I plan to build a Mayan Pyramid Square at the entrance of the History Museum.

To be more precise, I will copy the Pyramid of the Golden City Lord of the Mayan Empire, that is, the Pyramid of the Sun God, as it is, and let that Mayan pyramid stand in Manhattan!

I will erect the five Mayan prophecy pillars that are full of mystery, even record the mystery of the origin of life, and herald the future of mankind, around the Pyramid of the Sun God.

Once this Mayan pyramid square is established, it will immediately become a new landmark of New York and another business card of Manhattan, no less than the glass pyramid in front of the Louvre.

It can even be said that this Mayan pyramid square is far more important than the transparent pyramid in front of the Louvre, because it is not only a building, but also a symbol of Mayan civilization! "

Ye Tianyang spoke eloquently, his words were full of passion.

Through these remarks, he drew a huge and tempting pie for the mayor of New York and other high-level government officials in front of him, and everyone would be moved by it!

"Wow!"

There was a sound of exclamation at the scene, and the New Yorkers in the conference room were stunned by this beautiful description of the prospect, and they all stared at Ye Tian dumbfounded.

Soon, the mayor of New York and other high-ranking government officials came to their senses, and everyone's eyes were full of emotion and anticipation.

Before they could give a response, Ye Tian continued to say:

"Another point, please think about it, if my Museum of Indian History is built on Seventy-eighth Street, it will perfectly echo with the Metropolitan Museum and the American Museum of Natural History not far away!

That way, after visiting the Indian History Museum, people can walk to the Met or the Museum of Natural History and vice versa, which benefits all three museums.

On this point, I have communicated with the two directors of the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Natural History, and they all agree with my idea and support me to build this Indian history museum on Seventy-eighth Street!

You can imagine that after tourists visit the ancient and mysterious Indian civilization, they then walk into the Metropolitan Museum, which gathers the essence of other civilizations in the world, and enjoy swimming in the ocean of civilization and art!

Next, tourists walked through the lush and beautiful Central Park, and walked into the Natural History Museum on the west side of Central Park, where they could appreciate the magnificence and richness of nature!

There is no doubt that this will be a magical journey, an unforgettable journey of people and nature, all of which can be realized in the same neighborhood of Manhattan in just one or two days and done!

Obviously, the establishment of the Museum of Indian History on Seventy-eighth Street will help to improve the cultural taste of this neighborhood, and even the entire upper Manhattan, making this best neighborhood in New York more culturally rich! "

The voice fell, but the scene fell silent.

The mayor of New York was lost in thought, and the other high-ranking officials of the New York City government were the same. They were all silent, digesting what Ye Tian just said.

Many of them live in Upper Manhattan, and who wouldn't want a world-class museum on their block? Who wouldn't want their kids to live and grow up in a cultural neighborhood?

While they were thinking, Ye Tian and David smiled at each other, both of them were confident!

In the blink of an eye, it was already around five o'clock in the afternoon.

Ye Tian and David walked out of the New York City Hall, shook hands with the mayor's assistant who sent them out, and boarded the Paramount Predator parked at the entrance of the City Hall.

When the convoy left the gate of the New York City Hall, David asked curiously:

"Steven, do you think the mayor of New York and those senior city officials will accept your proposal and sell you the land on Seventy-eighth Street at a low price for you to build the Museum of Indian History?"

Hearing this, Ye Tian immediately said with a confident smile:

“It’s too early to tell, but there’s a good chance that they’ll sell me that land for a museum of Indian history, which would be the best option for me and for New York City.

I believe they will make the most sensible choice. For them, the decision to sell the land is easy to make, but how to get rid of the tenants who live in those old buildings is the most troublesome problem. ! "

After the words fell, David nodded immediately and said:

"Indeed, this kind of tenant who lives in a government-owned building all year round is not easy to deal with, not to mention that it is Upper Manhattan, and the people who live there have some energy!"

While speaking, the convoy had left City Hall Park and headed straight for Midtown Manhattan.

...

In the blink of an eye, it was a new day, and the sun was shining brightly.

After going out in the morning, Ye Tian did not rush to the company, but went to the Metropolitan Museum, and met with the director of the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Natural History waiting here.

In addition to these two, several other museum directors participated in the meeting.

They are the director of MOMA, the director of the Guggenheim Museum, and the director of the New Art Gallery.

This meeting was called by Ye Tian. Although it was just a private party, the level was very high!

The reason why Ye Tian called together the directors of the major museums in New York was to use their huge influence to persuade the New York City Government to let the Museum of Indian History land on 78th Street!

In this matter, the directors of the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Natural History, as well as the director of the Guggenheim Museum not far from Seventy-eighth Street, are more than happy to help, which is in the interest of their respective museums!

The same goes for the directors of the other museums. They all have a very good relationship with Ye Tian and are willing to help.

What's more, Ye Tian's status as the world's top professional treasure hunter and the top expert in antique art appraisal also made them unable to ignore this invitation.

There is no doubt that I will definitely seek this guy in the future, such as buying top-level antique artwork from him, or borrowing top-level antique artwork from him to hold exhibitions, etc.

That being the case, why not sell it now and make a good relationship!

During this meeting, Ye Tian briefly introduced his idea of ​​building an Indian history museum, including the idea of ​​building a Mayan pyramid square.

Hearing his magnificent idea, the directors of the major museums who participated in the talks were stunned, just like the mayor of New York and his subordinates yesterday!