I made a short comment yesterday about the total lack of credibility and historic facts on this news release...When I decide to re-visit this site, the purpose is to be specific on What is Wrong of the message published by a so-called historian from China...I wish that the author was not one of those bare footed scholars from the Cultural Revolutionary Era...They tend to be laughably ignorant and deficient of any scientific backgrounds in presenting the facts...What they were good at: To spit propagandas and shit bad habits of lies...Everything is fake as far as Chinese antiques go!!
Let me point out: The only thing fake in this news release is the photo used by this "historian (?)" and the item (The gold weaved Dragon Crown) is as genuine and well-proven as the real McCoy in this world - For this gold weaved Dragon crown of Ming Throne was dug out in 1956- 1958 from the Dingling Tomb and is currently displayed in Dingling Museum (Seen below):
The crime committed by this fake historian: He stole the picture from that news release (Dingling Museum -This is the site of the world-famous Ming dynasty 'Thirteen Tombs' and it..An emperor's gold crown unearthed in the Dingling Tomb. empress's phoenix crown..www.chinamuseums.com/dingling.htm) and then turned around to make a false claim of his own...Shame on him!!
Wikipedia should have adopted a higher standard from now on...No one without credential can simply walk in with all sorts of non-sense and claim to be expert in the subject of Chinese antiques!!!
About me: Dr. Thomas T. Lee in Western New York...I have over 1,700 pieces of Chinese antiques and the author of more than 22 full length papers on Cancer Research...I am also a PE (Professional Engineer)
A reply from the Editorial Board of Wikipedia is appreciated...My e-Amil: (redacted)
- The image shown here is different from the one you linked to, so I do not believe there is a copyright violation here.
- Secondly, there is no "Editorial Board". Wikipedia is written by volunteers. See Wikipedia:Introduction and Wikipedia:Who writes Wikipedia. Avicennasis @ 02:12, 6 Nisan 5771 / 10 April 2011 (UTC)
