As a collector, why did Zhang Xiaobin sell his house to buy antiques?

In the street, we can see people who set up stalls to collect small antiques everywhere. Most of them will collect some old banknotes, bronze statues and the like. They set up a stall for a day. Sometimes I wonder where their economic income comes from, but I didn't ask them because of face. Collector Zhang Xiaobin sold his house in order to buy an antique. We can't evaluate their keen collection behavior. But he is so obsessed with antique collection, besides his love for antiques, what else? Of course, it is an interest in antiques and an insistence on historical precipitation.

It is said that collectors are rich and poor.

The wealth of collectors comes from the collection of jewelry and cultural relics, and their poverty comes from the fact that they can't enjoy the use value of antiques before they become antiques. People who like to collect are generally nostalgic. They miss the traces of time, the changes of history, and even the time that caused the alternation of the sun and the moon. Zhang Zehao's collecting deeds are similar to those of Zhang Xiaobin. Zhang Zehao has been collecting woodcarvings for more than 20 years. At first, he just wanted to resell the collection for profit. Slowly, many things he bought became his favorite things, and he was reluctant to sell them again, and his interest in collecting gradually became stronger. Thirdly, when he meets something he loves in the market, he will not hesitate to sell one of his suites in exchange for a collection. He thinks this is very worthwhile and feasible.

Interest is a person's best teacher

Collectors often collect antiques just because they are curious or feel good at first. Slowly, this curiosity turns into intrinsic interest, and they will become out of control and embark on the road of obsession. In fact, it is very worthwhile for collectors to sell a house in exchange for their beloved antiques. Because antiques can not only bring them spiritual washing and enjoyment, but also benefit from their economic value.

It is very surprising that collectors spend a lot of money on antiques, but in their view, they just do what they like. Collecting antiques can not only cultivate sentiment, increase historical knowledge, but also improve taste. But to be a successful collector, you need not only love and persistence in antiques, but also some experience in identifying historical knowledge, and more importantly, more gold. With all these factors in place, the road to collection will be smooth sailing.