Some renowned calligraphers in Chinatown even offered hundreds of thousands of US dollars to have guests bid on their behalf.

In the eyes of these people...

Regardless of its literary merit, this calligraphy work by Wang Yueheng is worth considering.

In terms of calligraphy alone, every stroke is just right, making it worthy of being called "the best running script in the world"!

It was also the most insightful and profound calligraphy work they had ever seen.

It is foreseeable that if such a work were sold domestically, a calligraphy master would be willing to pay millions to purchase it.

If you let it sit for another twenty or thirty years, the price will increase by tens or even hundreds of times!

And this is all while the creator, Wang Yueheng, is still alive.

Typically, a fine work of calligraphy is most valuable after the creator's death...

"Guest number 35, bid 330,000!"

"Guest number 18 has bid 350,000!"

"Guest number 22, raising the paddle for 360,000!"...

However, the bidding was still in full swing, and with each bid, a new person would raise their bidding paddle from the corner.

It will soon tie the auction record set by Bryant's basketball shoes in the last auction, $370,000!

Most of the people who joined in later were also just learning about the value of Wang Yueheng's calligraphy work.

Moreover, the other party also promised to give away a rare, handwritten copy of another poem.

Guests attending the charity gala.

Besides their passion for philanthropy, they are also business capitalists, and each of them is a shrewd and calculating individual.

After seeing the appreciation potential of this "Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion".

This was no longer a simple act of charitable donation, but rather a fierce and covert business competition.

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Whoever can acquire these two calligraphic works will bring blessings to future generations!

Their value retention even surpasses that of classic cars and luxury watches!

"Wow! That's incredible!"

"I anticipated that Wang Yueheng's 'Preface to the Orchid Pavilion' would cause a sensation, but I didn't expect it to cause such a huge sensation!"

"Foreigners who don't know many Chinese characters are all scrambling to buy this artwork, it's crazy!"

"Looks like I was worrying about Wang Yueheng for nothing..."

"I've truly witnessed what it means for a single word to be worth a fortune! Three hundred words, three hundred thousand US dollars!"

"No way, is it really going to surpass Bryant's auction record?"...

Whether on YouTube or in international Douyin live streams.

The fans were just as surprised and excited as the audience members sitting in the stadium.

In the dormitories of overseas students watching this auction in front of their computer screens, bursts of screams and cheers erupted with each bid.

Countless people are now speculating and wondering what price Wang Yueheng's calligraphy work will ultimately fetch.

Many people believe that $500,000 is basically the maximum they can achieve.

After all, it's already ten times the starting price of $50,000.

Even wealthy people aren't fools; they always leave room for future appreciation.

"Oh my god..."

"Wang Yueheng is going to go wild at the charity gala tonight..."

"It's one thing to sing so well, but even her casual calligraphy can fetch astronomical prices at auction..."

"How can we, the veterans of the music industry, bear this!"...

Yehena, who had been sitting in the director's office of Hunan TV, couldn't help but wipe the cold sweat from her forehead again and said.

While feeling proud of Wang Yueheng, I also felt increasingly guilty.

The new generation of singers in the Chinese music scene is truly amazing!

Although it was nominally a charity auction.

But anyone with eyes can see that.

These overseas investors or art world tycoons are no longer bidding for purely charitable purposes.

Rather, it was purely out of commercial interest.

In their hearts, Wang Yueheng's impromptu creation of the "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion" was worth their frantic bidding!