Qin Strings

After listening to Old Fei explain the requirements for opening a private museum in the capital, Chu Chen fell into deep thought.

For Chu Chen, the first requirement could be handled by asking his uncle, Zhao Qirui, or Second Brother, Chu Junfeng, for help. The second, third, and sixth requirements posed no problem for him at all.

The key was the fourth requirement: a bachelor's degree or higher and more than two years of experience managing a museum. He definitely had neither. As for expertise in a related field, he did have that, but he had no idea how it would be defined during the application process.

"Old Fei, how will expertise in a related field be defined?"

Old Liu smiled and said, "You don't need to worry about that. When you apply, just submit that expert certificate of yours."

Hearing that, Chu Chen no longer had anything to worry about. As for the fifth requirement, he would have to think it over carefully. These days, although three-legged toads were hard to find, there were plenty of two-legged people. But qualified professionals in the relevant fields were not so easy to find.

Besides, many of Chu Chen's antiques were priceless treasures. He did not want to hire someone who would betray him and spend all day coveting his collection.

However, Chu Chen was not in a hurry about this. With his connections in the antiques trade, he could still find several experts with professional expertise.

What concerned him most now was the museum's location. With so many national treasures in his possession, he was not worried about the museum's reputation. But once it became famous, its location could not be carelessly chosen. Surely he could not build the museum in some remote backwater and still expect many visitors?

However, this