When Lu Fei stopped the car, he was indeed making way for the funeral procession.
After the team passed by, Lu Fei was just about to start when a breeze blew by. In the pungent burnt smell, Lu Fei was keenly aware of a strange smell.
That is the unique medicinal fragrance of rhino horn.
Lu Fei rushed over, but the fire had burned the quilts, clothes and other fibrous materials into a ball. He hit it with a wooden stick several times but could not break it up.
Lu Fei was worried about being discovered, so he had to stamp out the fire ball and ran back with the burning ball in his arms.
Returning to the road and breaking the burnt balls apart, it turned out to be a rhinoceros eagle, and the most precious Sumatran rhinoceros horn.
Although the carving of this rhinoceros horn eagle is ridiculously poor, it does not affect its medicinal value at all.
Rhinoceros horn is a valuable traditional Chinese medicine, which is cold in nature and has the effects of clearing the mind and calming the nerves, cooling blood, stopping bleeding, vomiting blood, purging fire and detoxifying.
In the past, rhinoceros horn was mixed with rehmannia glutinosa, paeonol bark, red peony root, etc. to form rhinoceros horn rehmannia decoction, which could treat hematemesis and epistaxis caused by excessive blood heat. The symptoms were heat, epistaxis, gum bleeding, hematemesis, and hematochezia.
achieve good results.
Rhinoceros horn is used together with Rehmannia glutinosa, Scrophulariaceae, and Forsythia suspensa to form Qingguan Decoction, which can clear away heat from the heart, calm the mind, and treat persistent fever, coma, delirium, and other symptoms.
Rhinoceros horn is often combined with antelope horn, musk, etc. to make purple snow pill, which can treat serious diseases such as heat syndrome, heart and liver syndrome, delirium and convulsions.
During the Ming Dynasty, Sanbao eunuchs went to the West to purchase large quantities of Asian rhino horns, which also resulted in excessive hunting of rhinos throughout Asia.
By the late Qing Dynasty, the Asian rhinoceros had become an endangered species.
Now it is even more rare.
Rhino horns are non-renewable, so many prescriptions use other horns instead, and the effect is naturally greatly weakened.
This is one of the reasons for the decline of traditional Chinese medicine.
At present, the biggest function of rhino horn is to fight cancer.
Studies have proven that rhino horn can inhibit the growth of cancer, especially for cancer surgery The patients who recovered showed obvious curative effect.
Therefore, the medicinal value of rhino horn is higher than before, more unparalleled, and more irreplaceable.
Currently, only Liu Ji in the entire Lingbao Street has 15 grams of pure wild Asian rhino horn, which was bought by Lu Fei at a price of 3,000 yuan per gram.
Thirty-five grams of Asian rhinoceros horn appeared at the Hongyanlou auction that day, and Liang Guanxing packed it up and bought it. The transaction price was 3,600 yuan per gram.
Although this rhinoceros horn eagle is a hollow object, it weighs at least 300 grams.
Calculated based on the price of 3,000 yuan per gram, this rhinoceros horn eagle costs at least 900,000 yuan.
But this thing is a rare commodity, and Lu Fei has no intention of selling it.
After putting away the rhinoceros horn eagle and applying medicine to his burned hands, Lu Fei finally took out today's trophies from the Daxiangguo Temple Market under the constant pressure of Kong Jiaqi.
The first is Gao Gu Jade Huang. When Kong Jiaqi saw this thing, she didn't have much surprise other than an accident.
The reason is that Kong Jiaqi has seen too much of this stuff.
With her grandfather's reputation, all the museums in China are her family's private territory. She can look at them as she pleases and don't dare to say no to any of them.
It was the genealogy that made Kong Jiaqi scream in surprise.
Wearing gloves, every time you turn a page, you will hear a scream. Thanks to the slow turn of the pages, it would be a bit too fascinating if they were connected together quickly.
This is a genealogy of the Di family, which was re-edited by Di Ao, the 29th generation great-grandson of the Di family, in the fifth year of Qianlong's reign.
The first one on the homepage is Di Shi Zhan, followed by Di Shi Jin, and then Di Shi Xiaoxu, Di Shi Zhixuan, and Di Shi Zhixun.
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Then the ones who became more awesome were Di Shi Renjie, Di Shi Renzhen, Di Shi Renju, and Di Shi Renxu.
Yes, this is the genealogy of the famous Di Renjie and Di Huaiying families.
The first Di Zhan is Di Renjie’s great-grandfather.
The Di family were originally Qiang people, a nomadic people on the snowy plateau. This has been clearly recorded in the "Book of Wei", "Book of Jin" and "History of the North".
It was not until the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty that Di Renjie's ancestors crossed Tianshui and settled in Chang'an.
During the Zhenguan period, Di Renjie's grandfather Di Xiaoxu was appointed prime minister of Zuoban, Shangshu, and then settled in Taiyuan, Bingzhou.
So the famous Di Renjie was actually an official of the N generation.
Kong Jiaqi said to Lu Fei after reading the Di family genealogy.
"You bastard, can you sell me this genealogy? The price is up to you."
"No need to talk!"
"You stinky bastard, listen to me, this thing is of little use in your hands. I know the descendants of the Di family, and I have a close relationship with our family."
"The Di family has been looking for this genealogy for many years and it has been quite hard. Can I bring them here to see this genealogy?"
"Is there any descendants of the Di family still alive?"
Lu Fei asked pretending to be surprised, but actually he felt happy in his heart.
Of course Lu Fei knew that the Di family had descendants, and the descendants of the Di family were quite good at it.
Genealogy is nothing to ordinary people, but to awesome people it is a priceless treasure.
Genealogy represents inheritance, and more importantly, bloodline. The most important thing is that there have been outstanding people in our ancestors, which is also a pretentious artifact and face for future generations.
I think that in order to show off, Li Yuan, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty, forcibly added an outstanding person to his family tree, that is, Lao Tzu Li Er.
Why did you add Li Er? Isn’t it just for the sake of Lost face?
This is true for a generation of emperors, not to mention wealthy families.
The reason why Lu Fei let Kong Jiaqi see this genealogy was to use her mouth as a microphone.
Lu Fei wanted to use this genealogy in exchange for a crucial condition with the descendants of the Di family, so Lu Fei was in a difficult position. After Kong Jiaqi tried his best, he had no choice but to "reluctantly" agree.
Kong Jiaqi screamed in surprise and even gave her first kiss to the bastard.
Kong Jiaqi then opened the genealogy, took a few close-ups, edited a text and sent it out as quickly as possible.
Less than a minute after the message was sent, the call came in from the other party.
Kong Jiaqi put on a victorious look and rushed to the courtyard to talk to the other party.
After Kong Jiaqi left, Lu Fei cooked a large table of dishes to reward the Zheng brothers and sisters.
When the brother and sister were sent back by Li Yunhe in the evening, they were all shocked by the 6,000-square-meter mansion.
Especially the younger sister Zheng Zhihong is extremely reserved.
After being scolded by Lu Fei, the girl finally let go. She jumped up and down and walked around every corner. After half an hour, she finally confirmed her room.
When dinner was about to begin, Lu Fei drove Li Yunhe back because the latter was reluctant.
After Li Yunhe left, the three people who shared the joys and sorrows of the rental house drank and talked happily.
During the dinner, we cried and laughed for a while, and the fuss lasted until about nine o'clock, when we all ended up going back to our respective rooms.
Lu Fei took a shower and lay on the bed when he received a call from Chen Xiang.
Chen Xiang arrived in Jincheng and asked someone to conduct a detailed investigation into Lao Lu's deception.
It turned out that Tianbao Auction House planned to expand its area and wanted to buy the adjacent Jubao Pavilion.
I negotiated with Lao Lu many times, but Lao Lu refused to sell it.