Shen Huan's donation ceremony was broadcast live online.
The National Museum expresses its high appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Shen Huan for his high integrity and spirit.
Classmate Shen Huan also looked modest and said that this was the responsibility of a Chinese.
As the saying goes, if you are far away from the world, you will worry about your master. This is what Shen Huan should do.
Not to mention the mutual compliments between them, that's not the point.
The focus now is on benzene.
In two luxurious residences in Nara and Tokyo, two computers were also playing the live webcast at the same time.
Even though they don’t understand Chinese, the people watching it don’t need Chinese at all.
They only need to look at the people inside and the copybook inside is enough!
Just now, on the video website, before the donation ceremony began, a scene was broadcast of a bank employee transferring a box with five seals to Shen Huan from the vault, and it was inspected by Shen Huan and several staff members of the National Museum.
At that time, Kameda Joji and Odawara Akira's hearts sank suddenly.
They absolutely didn't believe that Shen Huan would punch him in the eye.
I don’t believe that the appraisers who were at the scene that day would also look at it.
The chance of both parties hitting the target at the same time is really very small.
Especially Shen Huan, he is the owner of this copybook, and he is the one he is most familiar with.
What unknown secrets this copybook contains, only he knows best.
Even Shen Huan's test was correct, so what does that prove
What exactly are the copybooks of "The Road to Shu" in their hands
Is there really hope? What's in Shen Huan's hands is fake, but what's in theirs is real
Neither Kameda Joji nor Odawara Akira dared to think about it.
As for the five seals, it actually doesn't matter, because as long as you are willing to cheat, forging seals is much easier than forging "The Road to Shu is Difficult"!
When buying "The Road to Shu is Difficult", both of them thought that there might be some bank staff who took the risk and collaborated with antique dealers to steal "The Road to Shu is Difficult".
Because in the eyes of them and the appraiser, the "The Road to Shu" that Shen Huan produced was really perfect!
So since it is really in their hands, what is left in the bank vault must be a fake.
I don't dare to say that I left an empty box, I don't dare to say that I just put the messy copybook into it, but at most it is just a crude imitation.
Definitely not up to everyone’s heights.
Not to mention that Shen Huan and experts from the National Museum personally authenticated it.
There is no doubt that one of the two copybooks must be fake.
Rather than hoping that what is left in Shen Huan's hands is fake, it is better to question whether what is in Shen Huan's hands is fake.
Because the thing itself seems very fantasy.
It's a bit incredible that something so valuable could be stolen and resold to Japan so quickly.
It's just that I was fascinated by "The Difficult Road to Shu" at that time, and I was an appraiser myself, and several appraisers looked at it carefully.
Under such circumstances, even if it was a bit illogical, Kameda Joji and Odawara Akira resolutely decided to buy it.
After all, if you miss it, you will never have it again.
As a result, it now seems that they have really stepped into a pit.
Kameda Joji and Odawara Akira, with uncertain expressions, picked up the phone one after another.
"Hey, Mr. Domoto (Yamashita)? Did you read the news about Shen Huan's donation of "The Road to Shu" from Caiguo just now?... Yes, please come over, yes! Please don't tell others!... "
They decided to find this group of experts who had appraised it and take a serious look again.
From beginning to end, no detail can be spared.
…
Then, in the afternoon of that day, two groups of people happened to bump into each other at Huajing Airport.
Really unable to find any flaws, they could only fly to Huajing from Osaka and Tokyo respectively, wanting to see the painting donated by Shen Huan in person.
Neither Kameda Joji nor Odawara Akira expected to meet each other.
The two people, who had secrets in their hearts, smiled and exchanged a few words without asking each other what they were doing.
After chatting about the weather and some interesting things, and waiting for their luggage to be received, the two groups quickly separated.
However, what I never expected was.
Just an hour later, two taxis stopped at the entrance of the National Museum.
The two groups of people who came out of it suddenly looked at each other again.
"Haha!" Kameda Joji laughed heartily, "So Odawara-kun also came to see "The Road to Shu is Difficult"?"
"Yes." Akira Odawara said with a smile, "I didn't see enough of it before, and now I think that I will never have a chance to get it again. I feel a little sad, so I just came to take a look again... Mr. Yamashita and others around me also have the same idea. !”
"What a coincidence, Mr. Domoto and I think so too."
"Then let's go in together?" Odawara Akira said bravely.
"Okay! Let's get together!"
Kameda Joji had no choice.
The two groups of people looked at each other, each showing embarrassment.
but!
Their embarrassment was far from over.
Because when we arrived at the National Museum, there were quite a few people inside, especially in front of "The Difficult Road to Shu", where many people were standing and watching.
The two groups of people, Odawara Akira and Kameda Joji, occupied the left and right sides to watch, not next to each other.
It's just that two groups of Japanese people were crowded there, watching without moving, looking a little out of place.
A group of security guards cheered up and looked at them carefully, fearing that something unexpected would happen.
Unknowingly, due to the crowd, Kameda Joji, who was holding a photo and a magnifying glass in his hand and comparing them carefully, suddenly touched someone's body.
"Ah, I'm sorry!"
Kameda Joji subconsciously apologized.
After he said it, he remembered that he was speaking Japanese.
But the strange thing is that the other party immediately said "It's okay".
The other party still spoke Japanese! !
Kameda Joji was startled, turned his head and looked into the eyes of Akira Odawara.
Then he also saw a stack of photos in Odawara Akira's hand!
Kuso! !
Due to the museum's regulations, Kameda Joji cannot take photos here and take the photos back for comparison.
So he had to take photos of the "The Road to Shu" copybook at home in sections, then bring them all here and compare them one by one.
Not just him, but several appraisers on his side.
but…
Why does Odawara Akira also have a stack of photos in his hand
And at a glance, you can see that it is a photo of a copybook.
Odawara Akira also looked at Kameda Joji and the photo in his hand with a horrified and inexplicable expression.
He was thinking the same thing.
How could it be such a coincidence
Could it be...
A feeling of despair suddenly came to the two of them!