Digging out the "jade turtle" on the construction site is actually a craft

The "cultural relics" excavated at the construction site are nothing more than dozens of antique handicrafts that were worn out. Many people could not withstand the temptation to allow fraudsters to succeed. Recently, there have been many sites in Wuchang where "relics were dug up"**, and the department of cultural relics reminded the public to take precautions.

At 9:30 am the day before yesterday, a group of citizens watched a sculpture of a turtle at the foot of a black thin man near the bridge of the North American Academy. The turtle was wrapped in yellow mud and looked like a jade material. The carving was beautiful. The man claimed that this was the one he had just dug from a construction site. Because he did not understand it, he took it out and sold it for 800 yuan.

Many citizens questioned “Baby”. The man said “I'm just digging. I don’t know whether it’s true or not”. Looking more and more lively people, a middle-aged man took the "baby" and afterwards even called "good things." Then he pulled out his wallet and said that he hadn't brought enough money. "I'll go home and get the money. You are waiting for me here."

After the middle-aged man left, a citizen was willing to spend 300 yuan to buy it. He said that whether or not something is true or false, it only shows that it is beautifully carved. The black skinny man hesitated a bit and put the “baby” into the sack and hand it over to the citizen.

It is understood that the same farce has been staged in the streets of Hongshan District, Guangyi Village, and Asia Trade. The tactics are exactly the same. Although most people hold skepticism, some people still think that it is cheap to buy “baby”. go.

Analysts from Wuhan's cultural relics department said that this is obviously a **, swindlers using mud on the newly purchased antique craft porcelain, falsely claimed antiques, in fact, the cost is only tens of dollars.