Antiques are graves. Why do so many people collect antiques?

The so-called antiques, including handed down and unearthed underground, are all cultural relics left over from ancient times. What is an antique? Antiques are precious ancient cultural relics, cultural heritages and rare items left by our ancestors.

What are cultural relics?

Cultural relics refer to specific material remains, whose basic characteristics are: first, they must be created by human beings or related to human activities; Second, it must be an irreversible past.

In fact, the meanings of "antique", "antique" and "antique" are the same, but people have different names because of the changes of the times. From the comparison between cultural relics and antiques or antiques, cultural relics cover a longer time than antiques or antiques, because cultural relics can be ancient, modern or contemporary, and as long as they are excellent cultural products, they can be included in the category of cultural relics. Antiques and antiques are not. Modern and contemporary things cannot be called antiques and antiques.

"Shengkeng" cultural relics are not allowed to be traded, and illegal mining of transactions is illegal and criminal. "Cooked pits" belong to antiques, and handed down in an orderly way belongs to the tradable category.

With the development of economy and social progress. The country is prosperous and the people live and work in peace and contentment. The so-called gold in troubled times, collecting in prosperous times and investing in antiques are another investment field for China people. Therefore, antiques are not necessarily funerary objects. There are still many people buying and collecting antiques in China, which is actually a manifestation of investment.

For collectors, some tombs are actually treasures, art treasures, and their love for them will not care about tombs thousands of years ago, and naturally they will not be afraid. In addition, for collectors, superstitious things will not be taboo, otherwise how can they be hidden? Even if something is passed down from generation to generation, who knows how many people have experienced it? Did her previous owner have a grudge against this item? If you care about this, don't play with antiques!