Gu Yichen didn't know why he was obsessed with listening to the driver's words, and he actually let him take him to the so-called antique paradise.

Golden Horse Club!

The decoration is decorated with four magnificent gold medals, and there are two security guards standing at the door. They check their identities one by one before they are allowed to enter.

Gu Yichen was led in by the driver, and it was obvious that he was a regular customer here. He drove her through numerous security checks and successfully passed through the second floor underground.

This is an underground casino with the name of a bar!

Specializes in gambling antiques.

The first floor of the club is a bustling bar hall, singing and dancing.

But as we walked downwards, the quieter it became. After the door opened, a ray of light came towards us, and Gu Yichen subconsciously closed his eyes.

The driver rubbed his hands. He had probably not been here for a long time and was eager to try and couldn't hold it.

Gu Yichen looked around and saw countless pillars, and there were two identical items placed in the pillars.

The driver explained, "They are all about betting on the real and fake first and then the value. In addition to luck, it depends on whether you understand the profession."

Gu Yichen walked into the nearest place and carefully looked at the two pieces of jade placed in the glass cabinet. From her position, the two pieces of jade were simply twins, without any flaws.

"Betting really depends on your judgment to first choose the authentic product you think, and then place a bet. After half an hour, if your chips are closest to the price of this authentic product, then this antique will be given free of charge. On the contrary, if you lose, you will lose all your money."

Gu Yichen looked at each pillar and had a so-called friendly reminder: Please be cautious when placing bets, no refund will be made.

The driver pointed to the staff location not far away and said, "You can change chips there. You can just stroll around and I'll go play."

Gu Yichen looked around and found it very quiet here, and there was almost no noise except for the occasional whispers.

Everyone bet very seriously.

"Little girl, this is not a place for you to play, where are your parents?" A security officer found Gu Yichen, who seemed to be missing, and hurried forward to ask.

Gu Yichen raised his eyes, and the careless look seemed to be mixed with a hint of arrogance. She said, "I came here alone."

The security guard frowned, and before he could say anything, the little girl walked towards the bar.

Gu Yichen took out his bank card and "redeem 500,000."

The staff looked at the other party's tender little face and hesitated to take her bank card.

Gu Yichen, holding 500,000 chips, slowly browsing the things in every glass cabinet.

"This is a gold and bronze Buddha statue." An old man focused on a sitting statue of the Bodhisattva at the counter.

Gu Yichen looked over when he heard the sound. The two golden Buddhas were particularly dazzling under the light. The gilded characteristics seemed to have dazzling special effects, and they would be dazzled if they looked at them for a few more times.

Guanyin is one of the common statues of Han Chinese and Tibetan Buddhism. The statues of Han Chinese Buddhist statues in the Song Dynasty mostly express the freedom and unobstructedness of Guanyin Master in the sitting posture.

The statue of the deity is a seated statue of Banjia, which belongs to the early works of Yongle.

"I saw that the Buddha statue on the left looked more like a genuine product." The old man held a magnifying glass and looked at every part of the Buddha statue with his eyes.

There were many people gathered around him. When he heard what he said, they rushed over and wanted to listen to his offer again.

Gu Yichen raised his hand and rubbed his nose. He did not look at the left, but looked at the Buddha statue on the right.

It is relatively difficult to date and identify gilded bronze Buddha statues. Buddha statues of each era have the characteristics of their creations.

During the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Sixteen Kingdoms period, the Buddha statue had square faces, calm faces and straight hair, which was a sitting posture.

The Buddha statue head of the Northern Dynasties is a bowl-covered style, with a long face and thin face, a high nose and big ears, a close eyes and a concentrating mind, a thin face, a high forehead, a bun, a cassock, and a right shoulder.

The bronze statue from the Sui and Tang Dynasties was made of a lotus crown, with a round face, fat cheeks, a high forehead, wearing a monk's back, and a cassock.

In the Song Dynasty, most of them were Bodhisattvas, with high buns, round faces and pointed bodies.

Most of the Buddha statues in the Ming and Qing dynasties were thorns, some had sarcoma on the top of the head, big ears, and one to four thorns on the neck. The more thorns, the closer they were.

Gu Yichen noticed the flesh folds on the Buddha statue and realized at a glance that this was a work from the Ming and Qing dynasties.

When it comes to how to distinguish gilded Buddha statues, the Buddha statues are too old and mostly rust in part. Of course, fakes can also be used as old ones.

The two Buddha statues in front of her were rusty, not to mention that they could not be touched. The first feeling was that she could not be sure of the above one.

The only way to identify is seal recognition.

Gu Yichen's mouth tilted lightly, as if he had seen through something.

The Bodhisattva in front of him gave me a seal of meditation.

The so-called meditation seal is the hand seal made by the Buddha when he enters meditation. He tilts his left hand on his knee and his right hand on it, and the fingers of the two thumbs are connected.

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