Antique Street Fortune Telling _ Street Antique Scam

How much slang can you understand about grave robbery, antiques, touching a captain's gold and Wan Wen Shi Gui?

Antique circles have always been called "ghost markets". When the market opens at midnight and leaves at dawn, people always dream of finding something great with a little joy.

It is called "ghost market" because there are fakes or things of unknown origin in the market ("haunted"); Second, business usually happens at three or four o'clock in the morning, and it comes and goes like ghosts.

The general way to preserve antiquities is nothing more than antique street, auction house and trade fair. Another place that administrators often visit is the ghost market.

In the middle and late Qing Dynasty, many ghost markets spontaneously formed in Beijing. Ghost market is also called night market. It opens at midnight and is very warm. The buyer came to look for the goods with lanterns, and they dispersed at dawn, and the trajectory was changeable.

Even if you visit the "ghost market", people are worried that talking about money will hurt their feelings, and everything involving money will appear tacky. During the Republic of China, buyers and sellers who came to Shi Gui to buy and sell usually wore long-sleeved clothes. The buying and selling prices are all indicated by the hand hidden in the sleeve, and they don't talk about "money" with each other.