Su Nuan had a good start and won the first lot.
Several of the items that followed were jewelry. Su Nuan continued the auction and bought five pieces of jewelry, spending a total of 2 million US dollars.
Chen Yuan, who was standing by, watched Su Nuan calmly participate in the auction. In a short while, she had spent 2 million US dollars. He was terrified. If this young lady continued to buy like this, even 100 million would not be enough.
The items for the second half of the auction were antiques from various countries, while the first few items were antiques and cultural relics from other countries. Su Nuan had no interest in them until an item appeared that caught her attention. The host's introduction to the item was heard on the public channel.
This bronze tiger head statue, crafted during the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty, was one of the twelve bronze animal heads that formed part of the grand fountain in front of the Haiyan Hall in the Western Building of the Old Summer Palace in Beijing. It was looted after the "burning of the Old Summer Palace" and lost overseas, never to be heard of again.
Now that it appeared at the pirate auction, the pirates were not aware of the value of the bronze tiger head, nor did they understand the importance China attached to the twelve animal heads, so the starting price was set at US$10,000.
Finally, Su Nuan won the bid with a price of 100,000 US dollars. After the hammer fell, Su Nuan's excited heart gradually calmed down. At this time, the mocking voice of No. 6 came from the public channel.
"Women really don't have much experience. It's just a bronze animal head, but they're still taking pictures of it so enthusiastically."
Su Nuan said bluntly, "I can spend $100,000 to buy an animal head for fun, can you? If not, shut up."
When No. 6 was about to retort in frustration, the host began to introduce the next item.
After the first auction, Su Nuan bought five pieces of jewelry and three Chinese antiques for 2.8 million US dollars.
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