Finding a treasure of 44 billion in the river 3 years later met a bitter end

In 2005, after the Min River in Sichuan, China overflowed its banks, the local government decided to dredge and maintain the river. During this process, many cultural relics were discovered. In 2010, the Chinese government continued to include the Man River in the list of “units” for protecting cultural relics.

Due to greed and lack of understanding, some people, including Mr. Tong, went to Man River to search for treasure.

In 2013, Mr. Tong discovered a golden tiger at the bottom of the river, then found another block of gold with the mark of “general Vinh Xuong”. (Illustration)

He brought the relics He went to sell and became rich. But then 3 years later in 2016, he was arrested by the police. (Illustration)

The police discovered a lot cultural relics trafficked, and under Chinese law, all cultural relics are owned by the state. Mr. Tong was determined to have trafficked the golden tiger seal, a national relic, and was punished according to the law.

This is a lesson for the community, while promoting the importance of preserving cultural relics and complying with the law.

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