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Lin Ran looked at Zhang Fengyu through the wine glass. He really had a vision.
In fact, in Lin Ran's time, most of the cultural relics here have not been recovered, let alone the price.
Since tomb robbing is an obscure topic, it is inconvenient to mention it among other staff besides the curator.
So they started talking about cultural relic appreciation and the museum's collection.
"Although we are located in the ancient royal capital, due to funding and the lack of local awareness of cultural relic protection, the total collection of our venue is less than [-] pieces, and the precious collection is less than [-] pieces."
Zhang Fengyu drank happily and started to complain.
He actually wanted to take this opportunity to win over Liu Jingfeng. For example, the cultural relics they sent this time would allow them to get a large amount of money when they apply for funding in the future.
Lin Ran remembered a data. In 2019, the collection of Xi'an Museum reached 11 pieces, and the precious collection amounted to more than [-] pieces!
These were all goals set when Zhang Fengyu was the curator, which shows his talent and ambition!
"Brother Zhang, don't worry. When we have goods in the future, we will think of you as soon as possible!" Liu Jingfeng said with a smile.
"That's all Brother Liu! Come on, drink!" This is the answer Zhang Fengyu wants.
After lunch, I fell into a brief embarrassment.
Lin Ran asked: "Director Zhang, can we go to the Xi'an Museum?"
"Of course." Zhang Fengyu looked at the young man in front of him, and for some reason, he felt a sense of intimacy.
He is different from the people in Liu Jingfeng's team, his eyes are clear!
Zhang Fengyu, who has read countless people, believes in his own vision.
Liu Jingfeng only introduced this person as the treasure appraiser he hired, working at Tianlexing in the capital, and did not reveal Lin Ran's specific name.
Others, such as Mouse, Jinpeng, and Zhenbao, are also abbreviations and nicknames.
After all, they are considered to be on the fringes of the law, so it is better to keep a low profile.
The Xi'an Museum is not far away. Wang Jinpeng and Xu Ning were already very drunk, so they took the car back to the guest house to rest.
Liu Jingfeng, Huang Hao and Lin Ran arrived at the Xi'an Museum in Zhang Fengyu's car.
The museum covers an area of [-] square meters, and the cultural relics are classified according to dynasties.
It mainly displays cultural relics from the four dynasties of Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang.
The cultural relics they excavated this time were basically placed in the Tang Museum.
The current museum is still a bit crude, with only a tower and bustling buildings from the Qin Dynasty.
It has not been overhauled and there is no automatic navigation system. It is not easy to find the cultural relics you like.
Lin Ran came to the Tang Dynasty Museum. After all, he wanted to make handicrafts of Tang Sancai and wanted to see the inside of the museum, which has the largest collection of Tang Sancai.
But after walking into the museum, Lin Ran felt that their collection was too casual.
After all, the funds are limited, and they don’t even have special glass display cabinets. They just neatly display the collections on the wooden counter. There is a note on the counter briefly introducing the source of the collection and the research results.
The climate here is dry and there are no special humidifiers in the museum.
This is fine for a short period of time, but over time, cultural relics, including ceramics, will definitely develop cracks.
I remember it was mentioned in the news that the collections in the Xi'an Museum were poorly preserved, causing considerable losses.
It's not that they don't do anything, but the limitations of the times!
Air conditioners are not yet popular in China, and the area is relatively poor and backward, so protective measures are extremely inadequate.
Zhang Fengyu didn't notice Lin Ran's inner actions, but introduced the treasures in the wooden cabinet.
After his introduction, Lin Ran asked: "Director, doesn't your museum pay attention to controlling the temperature and humidity?"
From the moment they entered, they felt that the room was stuffy.
"Actually, we also know that we need to preserve it in a dry and cold environment, but unfortunately the technology is limited." Zhang Fengyu sighed.
"It doesn't have to be a dry and cold environment." Lin Ran said, "Different products have different corresponding humidity and temperatures."
For example, metal collections should be stored at a temperature of about 20 degrees and the humidity should be controlled at 40%.
Enamelware and enamelware should be stored at 2 degrees Celsius and the humidity is between 40-50% rh;
The Tang Sancai and pottery in the wooden cabinet in front of me have the same storage requirements as the enamelware.
However, the museum actually put them together with other cultural relics from the Tang Dynasty. Looking at the calligraphy and painting in the distance, there are faint signs of fading.
"Also, your illumination is too strong. Although one of the missions of the museum is to allow other people to visit, murals, paintings, calligraphy, silk products, etc. are very sensitive to light, and the illumination should be controlled to less than 50%."
He looked up at the window and said: "Director, I suggest you close the dark curtains and use a 110w fluorescent lamp to fill in the light, so that visitors can see the cultural relics clearly without causing damage to the cultural relics."
In fact, the museum has clear requirements for temperature, humidity, and illumination.
But that was already the standard developed by a team of experts after 85, when the country began to pay attention to the collection of cultural relics.
In this era, the requirements for museums in each place are different.
For example, if the National Palace Museum in Beijing has sufficient funds, they will try their best to arrange the exhibition halls according to the environment in which the cultural relics were unearthed.
The Xi'an Museum cannot do that.
Regarding Lin Ran's suggestion, Zhang Fengyu looked like he suddenly realized it.
He has always believed in the power of technology and wanted to buy air conditioning and lighting equipment, but they were sky-high prices!
Unexpectedly, the little brother in front of them could actually help them solve their problem at the lowest price!
After the person next to him heard it, he immediately took a notebook and wrote it down.
Zhang Fengyu came to Lin Ran with a serious face: "This brother, I only know that you are the master of Tianlefang, but you don't know your name?"
Liu Jingfeng did not reveal his real name out of protection.
But Lin Ran knew the personality of the person in front of him, so he stretched out his right hand and said, "I'm Lin Ran."
"Lin Ran?" Zhang Fengyu was particularly excited. He immediately stretched out his hands and held Lin Ran's hand tightly, "So you are the little master Lin that Old Tang mentioned. I have admired you for a long time!"
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Lin Ran felt a little helpless.
Although I knew that Tang Lanxuan and Zhang Fengyu were good friends, I didn't expect that my fame would spread here.
"It's just a false name. The curator is being polite." After shaking hands, Lin Ran replied humbly.
"Unless you are a person in the museum system, how can you do research on lighting and humidity?" Zhang Fengyu's words were not flattery. Ordinary people's understanding of cultural relics only lies in their value, and very few people study how to properly preserve them.
Only the staff of their museum will study this aspect if they want to pass on the cultural relics for a longer period of time.
However, the funds and level are limited, and they have not yet studied the optimal temperature and humidity. The boy in front of them actually gave the answer directly.
Although it may not be true, it certainly has great reference value!
"Brother Zhang, to tell you the truth, we are willing to sell things to you at low prices. It is Brother Lin who has been urging us from behind." Liu Jingfeng also added.
It was so!
Zhang Fengyu glanced at Lin Ran meaningfully. This young man not only had great abilities, but also had feelings for his family and country. He was an indispensable talent. He immediately wanted to recruit him!