This person has a lot of background.

The great ancestor of Liao Sanding was named Liao Hong. He was a craftsman in the manufacturing office during the Qianlong and Yongzheng dynasties. Liao Hong was proficient in carpentry, blacksmithing, and handyman. His methods of imitating antiques were amazing. However, this man was mute and could not speak, so although he was highly skilled

, but in the end he was unable to get an official position and worked as an antique craftsman in the manufacturing office for the rest of his life.

Emperor Qianlong loved antique things. At that time, the imperial kiln factory that Tang Ying was responsible for mainly imitated the five famous porcelain kilns of the Northern Song Dynasty. Liao Hong was in the manufacturing office to imitate antique bronzes, calligraphy and paintings, and jades. In the end, he wanted to have both spirit and form for Qianlong to enjoy.

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After Liao Hong's death, it was passed down for seven generations. By the Republic of China, the manufacturing office in the palace had long since been disbanded, but the Liao family's craftsmanship continued, so Liao Sanding's grandfather, Liao Jia, went to Rongbaozhai.

Helping others to forge antiques, Rongbaozhai was able to rise at that time, and Liao Sanding's grandfather Liao Jia was indispensable. His imitations deceived the eyes of many experts, including Yue Bin, the king of counterfeiters.

Counterfeiting is tantamount to counterfeiting.

Today, an industrial chain has been formed.

Because I have been exposed to it, I know some cheating methods.

There are three main types of bronze counterfeiting.

The low-level ones use strong acid to bite them. If you encounter this kind of thing, just lick it with your tongue and you will know.

For intermediate level, throw the bronze into the pit and vomit it for a month, then fish it out and bury it in the soil for a year. After a year, take it out and dry it again until the smell disappears. The red spots and green embroidery on the bronze made by this method will look more like the real thing.

Yes, the way to identify it is to scrape it with a knife. The genuine ones are covered in bone-deep rust that has been buried for thousands of years and cannot be scraped off.

The advanced one is splicing, for example, two or three pieces of leftovers. Remove a leg here and an ear there. Finally, use special glue boiled in fish bladders to put them together and smear them with soil. They are very strong and are made of original leather.

The original rust, if done well, can't be seen by ordinary people.

Forgery of calligraphy and painting includes copying, printing, dyeing, and peeling off layers.

Peeling off the layers is the most powerful thing. You can't tell the authenticity from the fake. It means peeling off one layer of a painting and re-mounting it. In the end, one real painting becomes two real paintings. Most of the time, you can only consider yourself unlucky when you encounter this.

Jade counterfeiting.

Stamping, vomit pit, computer engraving, rough stone dyeing.

Porcelain counterfeiting.

There are too many things like re-painting old colors and new paintings, re-burning old ones, one-to-one computer stamping, making flint red, deliberately breaking them and then gilding the mouth of the package, etc.

The counterfeiting method of Liao Sanding's family history is the most advanced of all the methods mentioned above.

I also realized it later.

This is a dangerous chess move with wild and unconstrained abilities.

The so-called wealth and wealth are found in danger.

Will it succeed in the end?
Chapter completed!