No matter how you look at it, it's much better looking than the Buddha statue that's been sitting at the bottom of my drawer at home. That Buddha statue is dark and old, and it's nowhere near as beautifully carved as hers.

Shen Shixun took the tool from her hand, afraid that she might scratch herself while she was still half asleep. As soon as he took the tool out, Xiang Nanzhi immediately opened her eyes.

She was so stressed!

What brings you here?

"You've already done a great job after taking a break."

"That's not enough; the most important thing is the details."

Having a rough outline is not enough, and good materials are not enough either. Compared to a Buddha statue that has been passed down for more than a thousand years, she must be more, more, and more attentive.

"Zhizhi, it's already better looking than the original Buddha statue."

“Shen Shixun, what you see is just a picture. If you had ever seen a real Buddha statue, you would definitely be amazed.”

"Yeah?"

He used to play with it when he was a child. Apart from being a bit heavier, it wasn't any different.

"Of course, it's an antique, it's just a pity I won't have the chance to see it."

After searching for so long, she hadn't even found a single bubble, let alone a splash. She was so discouraged that she lost all confidence.

"If another Buddha statue can be found on the market during my lifetime, I would be content just to see it once."

Her demands kept getting lowered, and she no longer had the same passion she had when she was determined to find that Buddha statue. At the time, she was sure she could find it.

But reality is reality. If it were so easy to find, why didn't Chairman Li take them all back then?

"What if someone gave it to you?"

Xiang Nanzhi was silent for a while, "What's the point of keeping something so good for yourself?"

"If it were in your hands, how would you handle it?"

Good things should not be buried or forgotten.

She picked up her tools, yawned, sat up straight, and carefully examined the jade Buddha statue in front of her. "If I ever find it, something of such historical significance should be donated to a museum."

"Yes, they should not be forgotten, but should be known. I believe these ancient artifacts also have a life of their own, and I hope they can see the light of day, be seen by people, and be appreciated by those who understand them."

"you're right."