Chongqing served as the provisional capital three times. In times of war, it became a city of hope for the continuation and preservation of Chinese civilization. In 1942, at a critical juncture when the country was in peril and families were ruined, people from all walks of life gathered in Chongqing, the mountain city. With the hearts of patriots and benevolent people, they preserved the continuation of cultural heritage. However, looters never give up easily. Many cultural relics handed down for thousands of years were forcibly snatched and taken to various parts of the world. Some still remain overseas. After ten years and a cost of tens of millions, the mahjong museum was repurchased as a whole. A large number of exquisite collections in modern history finally returned to the motherland. Thousand-year-old cultural relics, a hundred-year memory. A glance at Chongqing. The loss of A Dream of Red Mansions takes us back to 1942, unlocks the mystery of the loss of national treasures, and calls for the return of national treasures overseas!
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