This question really stumped Yang Jing. Opening a private museum was just an idea that had just come to his mind, and he had never thought about how to do it specifically.

Yang Jing shook his head and said, "Grandpa Yang, I haven't really thought about this matter carefully."

The old man looked up at the half-dead sun outside the window, and then said, "If you want to open a private museum, the collection must be rich. Otherwise, just relying on the manuscripts and documents you have found and the old objects you have accumulated may be able to support a small museum, but it will not have any special features."

"The word 'Museum' occupies the most important position in the name, so you still need to keep working hard. As for the location, I have some ideas. I suggest you put the museum in our Tianqu."

"Why?"

"Haha, although Tianqu is only a fourth-tier city with a small passenger flow, don't forget the convenient transportation. If my estimate is correct, the construction of Tianqu Airport will start in two or three years. By then, Tianqu will have an airport, as well as many highways and high-speed railways. It will be very easy to come to Tianqu. And if the things you find are attractive enough, not only can the government make the most favorable arrangements for the location of your museum, but your museum will also attract many tourists to Tianqu, which can be regarded as a contribution to the economy of Tianqu."

After a pause, the old man continued, "But if you put the museum in Yanjing, unless your collection is extremely rich and excellent, it will be difficult for you to compete with large national museums such as the Palace Museum, the National Museum of History, and the National Military Museum. In addition, the cost of building a museum in Yanjing is extremely high, and there is almost no place in the city center for you to build a large enough museum. So..."

The old man didn't finish his words, but he did analyze the pros and cons to Yang Jing directly.

The old man looked at Yang Jing with a smile and said another word.

"Xiao Jing, this is not only your hometown, but also my hometown. If you open your museum in our hometown, I think as long as I can still move, I will do my best to help your museum! As long as I can help, I will never refuse. Including helping you contact other museums to exchange collections with your museum..."