In 1992, after running errands for over a decade at an antique shop, Lu Wenshan was humiliated by his elder brother and sister-in-law for being poor and powerless. Relying on an old inkstone that could "speak," he identified a "cement lump" picked up for sixty yuan as a genuine Qing Dynasty Duan inkstone, selling it for eight hundred thousand. From then on, brush pots, Kesa silk screen panels, and carved lacquer plates—he verified the true identity of each, winning a million-yuan high-stakes bet against Master Qi and forcing the Qi firm to collapse. One inkstone, one pot, one screen, one stone—the treasure listener hears the lament of ancient artifacts and preserves human integrity. Ultimately donating his treasures to a museum and establishing his own independent path, armed with a sharp pair of eyes and an unyielding backbone, he stood tall upon the high platform of treasure appraisal.