Cixi once owned a jade watermelon worth 600 million yuan. Who gave it to him?

This pair of jade watermelons is a tribute of Fanbang. Cixi liked it at first sight. Emerald watermelon looks lifelike, even the lines and stripes of watermelon can be clearly seen, and its skills are extraordinary. Cixi was afraid that someone would steal this pair of jade watermelons, so she locked it in the cupboard in her room.

Afraid that one lock was not strong enough, I added an extra one outside. The lock to open the cupboard door is not an ordinary lock, similar to our current password lock. If you don't know the password, you can't open it at all. In addition, Cixi also sent people to see this emerald watermelon, which is enough to show that this baby is very cherished.

Such a precious thing will certainly not be left to others after death, and will be taken to the coffin to be buried with him. Emerald watermelon became the funerary object of Cixi. Cixi's funerary objects are numerous, and there are countless gold, silver and jewels. Even among so many treasures, emerald watermelon is still not inferior.

Emerald watermelon is a pair, two in one. Put it at the feet of Cixi, one on the left and one on the right. Later, Sun Dianying, the tombstone of Cixi, was stolen, and all kinds of jewels in it were looted. The pair of emerald watermelons were also taken away by Sun Dianying.

After Sun Dianying stole the tomb of Cixi, it caused quite a stir in the whole country, and many people thought that Sun Dianying should be punished. Sun Dianying is a talented person, and he doesn't panic at all under such circumstances. He knows what the weakness of human nature is, and that is greed.

He came up with a way to give some treasures stolen from Cixi's tomb to others. Simply put, it is to bribe the relevant personnel and give the jade watermelon to Song Ziwen.

Later, Song Ziwen immigrated to the United States, and one of the jadeite watermelons appeared in a private museum in the United States, worth 600 million RMB. Another emerald watermelon, I still don't know where it is.