Chapter 611 The Movie King in Life (Event Monthly Tickets Plus 2/3)

Hao Yun invited everyone to his home in Tsinghua Jiayuan, which is no longer an office area.

He specially set up a room to display his collection.

Jiang Wen and Ma Weidu came together, and there were two other people with them.

"This is Mr. Shan Guofu, a researcher at the Palace Museum and the most famous calligraphy and painting appraisal expert in our country. This is Mr. Cheng Enrong, a famous appraiser and collector. Come, take out your Tan Jingzao for everyone to see."

Ma Weidu really didn't have much ambition for Hao Yun's paintings.

He collects and resells antiques, but he doesn't involve calligraphy and painting. He believes that Chinese calligraphy and painting lack a function called "social responsibility" and also lacks a standard for value measurement and evaluation.

The real reason.

The water in the calligraphy and painting industry is too deep.

You need to have a very deep traditional cultural background to support you.

Different painters may have different painting styles, pens, paper, seals, and colors in different periods. This knowledge needs to be deeply understood and thoroughly understood, otherwise it is easy to buy imitations or fakes.

At the least, his reputation will be ruined, and at the worst, his family will go bankrupt.

Lao Ma has only a primary school diploma, and he doesn't understand high-end things like calligraphy and painting.

Several failed calligraphy and painting collection experiences in his early years also proved that he was not uninterested in calligraphy and painting.

The reason why he chose to help Hao Yun organize a small appraisal meeting was because there was a very interesting rumor in the circle in recent years.

It is said that there is a person named Hao Yun in the entertainment circle, and he has a Tan Jingzao painting hanging at home.

Although Tan Jingzao is a fake painting, many museums around the world have collected it, and it has been repeatedly sold at high prices in the auction market. Don't treat it as an ordinary fake painting.

Moreover, this kind of story of a novice who knows nothing but accidentally picks up a big bargain is always talked about with relish.

Since they are in a hurry to see the paintings, Hao Yun didn't bother to be polite with them.

He took them into the room where he temporarily exhibited calligraphy and paintings.

Calligraphy and paintings were hung on each shelf.

The first time Hao Yun went to that store, he bought eight paintings, and this time he bought seven more.

Fifteen paintings were exhibited in a room of about ten square meters, which was indeed very spectacular.

However, several people came over.

They were immediately disappointed to find that this one was fake, and this one was also fake, and the fakeness was ridiculous.

It was too crude, and it would only cost a few hundred yuan if it was taken outside.

Several people almost didn't stop looking at the paintings at the door.

It was obvious at a glance that they were all fake.

This young man has the habit of picking up rags.

Until they saw the "Wei Yuan Ya Ji Tu", several people surrounded the painting and fell silent.

It looked too real.

This painting was placed in the middle of a pile of crude fake paintings, and all kinds of incongruity came to the face.

It was a waste of natural resources. How could this thing fall into the hands of such a rookie.

"Yours may be real." Jiang Wen didn't have much appreciation level, but when he saw the two connoisseurs wearing gloves and holding magnifying glasses, he knew that this painting was not simple.

"It really shouldn't be. The real one is in the Liao Provincial Museum, but it may be a fake made by a man named Tan Jing."

Hao Yun's plan is that if he loses everything in a movie one day.

He can sell these two paintings as capital.

It's a pity that fake paintings are unlucky, otherwise it would be perfect to use them as gifts.

It's expensive and decent, much more noble than giving money.

On the other side, three connoisseurs and collectors were mumbling for a long time, and even sweated.

In the end, they carefully concluded that it was really made by Tan Jing.

The one named Shan Guofu also introduced to Hao Yun why this painting was not real, why it was imitated by Tan Jing's team, and the value of this thing.

And he tactfully said that if it could be donated to the museum, it would definitely gain great reputation.

At this time, the one named Cheng Enrong screamed:

"Brother Guofu, look at this."

After a few fake paintings, the "Chrysanthemum Picture" that Hao Yun had just obtained was placed at the innermost.

Cheng Enrong tried to control his voice so as not to be noticed.

Shan Guofu adjusted his glasses and walked to the painting.

"Chrysanthemums"?

Oh, isn't this a fake Li Kui meeting a real Li Kui?

Shan Guofu is a researcher at the Palace Museum, and the real "Chrysanthemums" is in the Palace Museum.

He is very sure that the Shitao work must be authentic.

It is not impossible that the fake is in the museum and the authentic one appears in the folk, and it is caused by the identification error, but the probability is so small that it is unlikely to appear once in ten years.

However, he suddenly froze.

He is too familiar with this painting, so familiar that he can quickly see that the painting in front of him is also authentic.

"Is it another one made by Tan Jing?" Shan Guofu wondered.

I wonder if I have poked Tan Jing's nest today.

This young man is called Hao Yun, and his surname is not Tan.

Tan Jing is a master of counterfeiting, but his reputation on the official side is still good.

In the 1930s and 1940s, Tan Jing was close to Zhang Daqian, Zheng Zhenduo and others in Shanghai. He was good at identifying cultural relics and was also rich in collections.

In 1950, he returned to Shanghai. In August of the following year, he donated his collection of Qi measuring vessels from the Warring States Period, such as "Chen Chunfu" and "Zihe Zifu", to the Shanghai Cultural Relics Management Committee. The Ministry of Culture issued a certificate of commendation.

Tan Jing also donated the only manuscript of Sima Guang's "Zizhi Tongjian" from the Northern Song Dynasty to the country, which is now collected by the Palace Museum.

"This is definitely not real..." Cheng Enrong said firmly: "The real one is in the Palace Museum, and it is not Tan Jing's, but the imitation is very interesting..."

Then there was a long string of professional terms.

The implication is that even if this thing is not valuable, it still has some collection value.

It is not as good as Hao Yun's "Wei Yuan Ya Ji Tu", but it is better than the other thirteen collections.

"I wonder if the little brother is willing to give up these two paintings?" Cheng Enrong walked back to "Wei Yuan Ya Ji Tu".

Obviously, in his eyes, this painting is still the most valuable.

"How much can it be sold for?" Hao Yun also walked over, with a curious look on his face.

[Detected absorbable attributes!

Acting skills +40 (continuously decaying)

Duration: 3 minutes.

Retention time: 24 hours]

What can I say, art comes from life, acting skills are not exclusive to actors, there are many movie kings in life.

"This painting is 800,000, no problem. The market price of the painting "Chrysanthemums" is around 100,000. I can round it up to one million to buy these two paintings." Cheng Enrong said generously.

Shan Guofu frowned, but said nothing.

"Brother Enrong, you underestimate our brother Hao Yun. The movie he directed last year had a global box office of 380 million. One million or ten million is nothing to him." It was Ma Weidu who ruined Cheng Enrong's wishful thinking.

In the business of antiques, calligraphy and paintings, he knew what was going on with his eyes closed.

Because he used the same operation when he cheated people.

He couldn't sit back and watch Hao Yun being cheated, because Hao Yun was from the capital circle, and the capital circle was relatively more united.

And Jiang Wen was looking at him with a smile beside him.

The pressure was so damn big.

The most important point was that Ma Wei didn't play calligraphy and painting. No matter what Hao Yun was, it didn't involve his interests. He didn't need to help others set up a trap to cheat Hao Yun.

"Heroes emerge young," Cheng Enrong said awkwardly, but soon recovered his normal state and smiled, "Even if the deal fails, the friendship remains. I hope there will be opportunities for communication in the future. I also have a lot of collections. If you are interested in calligraphy and painting, you can visit me if you pass by Chengdu."

The swindlers are thick-skinned, and there is nothing to be embarrassed about even if they are exposed.

If they can cheat, they have a unique vision.

People in the circle recognize this.

He used to help the collector Lin Baili from Taiwan to get a painting by Zhang Daqian, but deliberately made a mistake in the year and cheated several million more.

He still drinks and drinks with Lin Baili now.

In fact, if Hao Yun's painting is really an authentic work of Zhang Daqian, he may not care much about it.

The problem is that this painting is an imitation of Zhang Daqian.

That's right, Zhang Daqian's imitation of Shitao's paintings is more valuable than many of his own paintings.

If some of Zhang Daqian's authentic works are worth three million, then this "Zhang Daqian's Imitation of Shitao's Chrysanthemum Picture" may be auctioned for more than ten million.

"Thank you so much. I've really broadened my horizons today. I thought half of my fifteen paintings were real, but only two of them were worth a little money. I'm worried that I can't find a guide to enter the industry. I will definitely visit him when the time comes."

Hao Yun was full of gratitude. He took a photo of himself as an actor and immediately crushed Cheng Enrong.

Meeting Hao Yun who was so good at talking, several people immediately talked and laughed.

After chatting for a long time, Hao Yun put away the paintings and gave them to the fake Taoist priest, asking him to drive them to the manor safe. Then he took Jiang Wen's car and had a meal with these people.

Shan Guofu, a researcher at the Palace Museum, kept persuading Hao Yun to sell Tan Jingzao to the museum.

He also left Hao Yun his phone number.

Hao Yun received a text message from Shan Guofu on the way to Quanshang Village.

Only three words were sent.

Zhang Daqian!

Being in the same circle, when Cheng Enrong was trying to trick Hao Yun, he could only keep silent. Since Cheng Enrong failed, he could naturally remind Hao Yun by text message.

Hao Yun didn't know if Ma Wei would help him if he didn't say anything.

But he had seen the antique industry.

It's really no worse than the entertainment industry. If he has the opportunity to attend these people's gatherings in the future, he can also get some acting skills.