Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

Zhou Zheng and his associates are engaged in a bidding war for a supposedly historical golden bowl linked to Tang Xuanzang, which they believe could be highly valuable if authenticated. Amidst skepticism from other bidders, Zhou Zheng maintains calm and strategic observation as the auction progresses. Tensions rise when a Japanese bidder aggressively raises offers, prompting heated exchanges regarding national identity and pride. Zhou Zheng mocks the opposing bidders, pointing out their perceived betrayal, while focusing on the potential worth of the bowl and the treasures it might lead them to. The atmosphere is charged with competition and underlying nationalism as they navigate the high-stakes auction.

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