The old man picked up a Qinglong sword on the mountain. Experts advised him to hand it in for free, but he directly ground it into a kitchen knife. what do you think?

Guo Zhen once mentioned in his poem: How many years does a good worker exercise? Casting a sword named Longquan. In the eyes of the ancients, making weapons was a very sacred profession, because in ancient times, the social production capacity was relatively low, and cold weapons had a high lethality in the eyes of people at that time. Some princes and nobles will deliberately add some jewels to the production process of cold weapons, demanding that the production process must be exquisite. These weapons have high lethality and collection value. Therefore, when modern people study history, they can infer some ancient history through some weapons in the archaeological community.

Although this idea is good, archaeologists will still encounter a series of obstacles when they really understand the history behind cultural relics. Because some citizens don't understand the law, even the awareness of cultural relics protection is still relatively weak. I may have stumbled upon a precious historical relic in my life, but I don't know the historical value and research value behind it. It is very likely that plowing is overqualified.

In 2006, there was an old man named Zhang in Chongqing. He goes to the mountain to step on some wild vegetables on time every day. One day, Zhang Laohan suddenly wanted to find a shady place to rest for a while and came to an abandoned wooden house. Zhang Laohan thought of taking a rest next to the wooden house first, but he didn't expect to find many solid objects in the wooden house after sitting down. Zhang Laohan looked carefully and found that there was an iron piece inside, which looked like a sword in a TV series.

Zhang Laohan pulled it out and found a lot of rust on this sword. But I can still see some handwriting on the hilt, but it is not the same as the simplified font of Chinese characters. Besides, this sword was found in an abandoned wooden house. So Zhang Laohan thought it might be a toy for children to play with, and it was abandoned here, so it could not be valuable. Zhang Laohan just took it home and didn't take it as a treasure.

Neighbors saw Zhang Laohan coming home with this sword, and many people gathered around to discuss it, so many neighbors suggested that Zhang Laohan could send this iron sword to the relevant departments of cultural relics for identification. If you really find the baby, you may get rich overnight. Zhang Laohan was just a joke at that time. In 2007, the family also suggested Zhang Laohan. So the old man packed his bags and took his sword to the cultural relics bureau in the city for identification.

The appraisal results given by experts show that this sword is not a toy that children may throw away, but a historical relic. Although it looks rusty, the age of this sword should be pushed back to the Qing Dynasty, which means that this sword has a history of hundreds of years. The inscription on the sword is a seal script, a Gu Jian, which has high historical research value.

The expert wanted Zhang Laohan to hand it in for free on the spot, but Zhang Laohan didn't have any benefits, so he refused the expert's request and returned to China with this long sword. Just then, Zhang Laohan's kitchen knife was a little damaged, so Zhang Laohan ground this long sword and made it into a small kitchen knife. When the expert arrived at Zhang Laohan's house a few days later, the sword had turned into a small kitchen knife.

In fact, after 1986, many laws related to the protection of cultural relics have been promulgated in China, and the provisions clearly stipulate that citizens should take good care of cultural relics accidentally discovered in their lives. Because of its role in historical research and national cultural relics collection. It's just that people lack legal knowledge and awareness of protecting cultural relics in their lives, which has caused many regrettable incidents.