Ten thousand cultural relics in Fan Jianchuan

Fan Jianchuan's collection of anti-Japanese war cultural relics contains many big pieces, which are difficult for other collectors to do: US military gasoline tanks, aircraft wreckage, and desks used by Bush ... A few years ago, a source reported that the wings of American Flying Tigers aircraft were salvaged in Erhai Lake, Yunnan Province. Fan Jianchuan immediately flew to Dali. In the corridor of Dali Museum, he was excited and excited to see an airplane wing about 50 meters long and 4 meters wide, but no matter how much Fan Jianchuan paid, the museum wouldn't sell it. Fan Jianchuan returned in vain, unhappy, and the wreckage of the plane on the border became his heart disease.

One day in 2003, he accidentally acquired a plane wreck engraved with English. This was dug up in the water conservancy construction in Xinjin County, Sichuan Province, and Fan Jianchuan immediately rushed to the scene to buy it. Before the Spring Festival in 2004, Yunnan writer Li Kunwu discovered four special chairs while traveling in the countryside. He immediately told Fan Jianchuan that he had arrived in rural Yunnan on New Year's Eve.

The chair owner said, "I heard grandpa say that the chair rolled out of the crashed plane." Fan Jianchuan recognized the English under the chair. This is the "mount" of the Flying Tigers. He was overjoyed. Its value is in Fan Jianchuan's heart, which money can't measure. For more than ten years, he spent tens of millions of yuan to collect various cultural relics and often went to Sotheby's and Guardian auction houses. At present, 2 million cultural relics have been collected and tens of thousands of anti-Japanese cultural relics have been collected.