250多年前,一艘满载着中国商品的瑞典著名商船“哥德堡”号从中国起航,然而在返回瑞典途中触礁沉没,据说这些商品相当于瑞典当时全国国民生产总值。如今这艘沉船上幸存的宝物则在9月26日开幕的“瑞典藏中国外销瓷展”展出。事隔多年,这批国宝回到了它的出生地,在海关验放的过程中,它们也享受了“国宝”级的待遇,和其他展品的验放不同,这些宝物的整个验放过程被放置在紫禁城上。9月18日,上午8点刚过,装载着珍贵瓷器的厢式海关监管车从东门驶入故宫博物院,停靠在午门前的临时监管区域,等待北京海关现场业务一处的关员对其进行查验。 More than 250 years ago, a well-known Swedish merchant ship Goteborg, which was loaded with Chinese goods, set sail from China. However, on the way back to Sweden, the reef sank. It is said that these goods are equivalent to the then national gross national product of Sweden. Today, the treasure that survived on the shipwreck was exhibited at the “Swedish Tibetan China Export Porcelain Exhibition” that opened on September 26. After many years, the national treasures returned to its place of birth. In the process of customs clearance, they also enjoyed the “national treasure” level of treatment. Unlike the inspection and release of other exhibits, the entire inspection process of these treasures was placed. In the Forbidden City. On September 18th, just after 8 am, a van-type customs supervising vehicle loaded with precious porcelain was brought from the East Gate to the Palace Museum, parked in the temporary supervision area in front of the Meridian Gate, and waited for the customs officer of the Beijing Customs Field Service. It checks.