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Theft by a Guard at the Nanjing Museum Exposed; Experts Analyze the Underlying Profit Chain
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A famous Ming Dynasty painting, "Spring in Jiangnan," from the Nanjing Museum's collection, entered the auction market, prompting a retired employee to file a formal complaint against former director Xu Huping for large-scale theft and smuggling of cultural relics. Recently, Xu Huping and his wife were taken away from their villa by police. Experts point out that this case exposes the problems of "using public resources for private gain" and "re…
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