Why do you object to lending the manuscript of Sacrificing a Nephew to a Japanese exhibition? What's the story of "The Manuscript for Sacrificing a Nephew"?

One of the reasons against lending the commemorative manuscript to Japanese exhibitions is the protection of cultural relics, because it is a precious cultural relic more than 1000 years ago and has extremely high historical and cultural value. Although it is the second running script in the world, it is actually the first running script in the world, and the paper is easily damaged. Coupled with Japan's bad criminal record, whether the cultural relics can be returned as they are has always been a problem, and the other is to die rather than surrender. The reason for national integrity is that the Manuscript for Sacrificing Nephews was written by Yan Zhenqing during the Anshi Rebellion, because Yan Zhenqing's brother Yan Gaoqing and his son were hacked to death by disorderly knives because they refused to surrender.

A cultural relics protection factors

There is a saying in the field of cultural relics. Paper life 500 years old? This sentence has been circulated for hundreds of years, that is to say, the life of paper is only 1000 years, while the manuscript for sacrificing nephew is nearly 1300 years. Paper cultural relics are the most easily damaged among all cultural relics, which are often difficult to repair and sometimes have devastating effects. Therefore, in the preservation of paper cultural relics, there are very strict requirements on temperature, humidity, storage, illumination and transfer. As long as you move once, you will get hurt once. As long as you make a slight mistake, the consequences will be incalculable. This is equivalent to letting an old man of 130 climb mountains and mountains and live in a foreign country for a period of time before going home. Who can guarantee that there will be no health problems or accidents? I don't think anyone can guarantee. Therefore, all countries in the world prohibit the exhibition of paper cultural relics more than a thousand years old, for fear of irreparable damage.

In addition, Japan has a bad criminal record of improper protection of cultural relics or artworks. One is that a few years ago, an artist in Hangzhou accepted the invitation of an art and culture exhibition in Japan and sent his four Buddhist temples to Japan for exhibition. As a result, a Buddhist temple was lost during the exhibition, and the Japanese side has never recovered it. Although the artist added another one, the overall artistic effect is not as good as before. Now, if you go to the 500 Luohan Hall in Lingyin Temple, you can also see four Buddhist temples. The other is that ten years ago, a precious book on Indian studies, Xiling Eight Seals, was lent to Japan. However, this precious replica was lost during the exhibition, and the Japanese side generously compensated 654.38+0.2 million. An art orphan 1.2 million yuan, which makes people feel swearing. Combined with the previous situation, considering the value of "Sacrifice to My Nephew", I am worried that it will never return, making this China national treasure a Japanese national treasure.

Second, the story of the manuscript of offering sacrifices to the nephew.

In the last years of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, An Shi Rebellion broke out. Yan Zhenqing and his brother Yan Gaoqing are responsible for guarding the city. Yan Gaoqing was the magistrate of Changshan in Zhengding County, and Yan Zhenqing was the magistrate of Pingyuan County. When the rebels attacked Changshan, Yan Gaoqing's son was captured, and the rebels advised him to hand over his father. As a result, he ignored him, and the rebels threatened Yan Gaoqing to surrender with him, and Yan Gaoqing also ignored him. The rebels dismembered his son in front of him, and after capturing the city, they wanted Yan Gaoqing to surrender. As a result, they would rather die than surrender. He showed the national integrity of China people who would rather die than surrender.