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今年3月,驰名世界的荷兰阿姆斯特丹克里斯蒂拍卖行,拍卖了一批从一艘英国沉船“戴安娜”号上打捞上来的中国瓷器。一时间,世界各地的古董收藏家云集荷兰,为了求得一件数百年前由中国瓷都景德镇生产的精美瓷器而慷慨解囊。这批19世纪中国陶瓷艺术珍品总重达20吨,分装成1319箱,共计近2.4万件,属于一个从未受过职业潜水训练、却热衷于潜水的业余爱好者和他的妻子。这名靠不懈的努力和不错的运气找到海底宝藏的业余潜水爱好者叫多利安·贝尔。他和妻子为了找到这批传说中的古董已身无分文。就在他们即将为这个打捞计划而破产之际,幸运之光终于照
In March this year, the world famous Holland Christie auction house auctioned a batch of Chinese porcelain recovered from a British shipwreck “Diana”. For some time, antique collectors from all over the world gathered in the Netherlands to generously pray for a fine porcelain produced hundreds of years ago in Jingdezhen, the Chinese porcelain capital. The nineteenth-century Chinese ceramic art treasures weighing 20 tons, packed into 1319 boxes, a total of nearly 24,000, belonging to a never been professional diving training, but enthusiastic about diving amateurs and his wife. This name is Dorian Bell, a retired diving enthusiast who has relied on untiring efforts and good luck to find the underwater treasures. He and his wife were penniless to find these legendary antiques. Just as they went bankrupt for the recovery plan, the lucky light finally shone