Everyone followed Chu Chen's method of appraisal, and sure enough, they found something wrong.
Yang Qingyue was deeply moved by this. He had never expected that such a beautifully crafted antique—one that would certainly have seemed genuine to ordinary people—was actually a fake. It was truly hard to believe. He usually liked collecting jade articles and little curios himself, and with porcelain prices on the rise, he had been planning to collect some porcelain in the future. Seeing this, however, he began to have second thoughts.
Based on this result, they could basically determine that the porcelain was fake. Otherwise, why would anyone go to the trouble of doing something so unnecessary?
Su Chunjiao did not see it that way, however. After remaining silent for a while, she said, "Can this alone prove that it's a fake? Besides, who can say for sure about lighting and perception? Anyway, it looks perfectly normal to me."
Hearing this, Yang Qingyue, who had originally thought that Su Chunjiao might have acted rudely because of some objective factor, could not help frowning. No matter how much you hate Chu Chen, you shouldn't be so incapable of telling right from wrong!
"Since that's what you think, then I'll say a few more things, so that someone doesn't go around shouting that I'm taking revenge and have no professional ethics."
Chu Chen sneered and said, "Qianlong landscape polychrome porcelain was a distinctive type of Qing-dynasty polychrome porcelain. In the early Qianlong period, the successful use of brown overglaze color enriched the colors and techniques used in landscape paintings. Painters could fully employ the various methods of traditional Chinese painting, which also led to improvements in many earlier painting techniques."
"During the Qianlong period, rocks in landscape paintings were depicted with the winding, short, and forceful Pima