An exhibit in the Shanghai museum

Recently I discovered some new ideas of photo post processing, so I found out one photo I took last year to try to process it.

It's not so difficult, but very effective, with the result that my mediocre photo becomes gorgeous (do you consider me boasting, haha).

The exhibit is an ancient piggy bank unearthed in the south-west China, where there had been a tiny country called DIAN. The money box was not for saving coins, but shells seen as currency at that time. On the cover there are 8 yaks, so its name is 八牛贮贝器 - "cowrie-container with eight yaks" (this translation comes from the museum nameplate). It was made in Han dynasty, about 2200 years ago, and made of bronze, so it looks green.

What I thought when I saw it was "Wow! Someone who uses such a big guy to save money must be an upstart."

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[Good picture and interesting article. Remember you capitalization. Also remember to put a space after all periods and commas, not before.]