Treasure Hunt

Behind every national treasure-level cultural relic, there is a little-known story, and the bronze sword "Meng Gong's Soldier", which was cast in the Spring and Autumn Period and was the king of the Song Dynasty, is no exception. It is said that on June 28, 2006, Zhuzi, a villager in a village in southwestern Henan, accidentally discovered a treasure under an excavator. Zhu Zhu didn't have much culture, but he still knew a little about the value of cultural relics. So Zhuzi rushed to Beijing overnight with the treasure in his arms and found Bao Chunlin from the same village. Bao Chunlin has been working in Beijing's Taobao market for many years and knows some cultural relic dealers, and Boss Liang is one of them. Boss Liang got the treasure brought by Zhuzi, and after identification, it was confirmed to be a blue steel weapon called "Meng Gong's Soldier" that was cast in the Spring and Autumn Period. Someone asked Boss Liang to look for the "Soldiers of Ming Gong" before, but now that he has "beat the iron heel", Boss Liang naturally cannot let him go easily. Faced with Boss Liang's repeatedly rising prices, Bao Chunlin and Zhu Zhu finally agreed to settle the deal for 2.5 million in cash. The cunning boss Liang used a package swap trick during the transaction. After asking Zhu Zhu and Bao Chunlin to take out the "Soldiers of the Lord", what they got in exchange was a bag of scrap newspapers. The deceived Zhuzi was severely mentally stimulated, but Bao Chunlin was extremely angry because of five hundred...